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Call for Abstracts: The Fifth Joint Japan-North America Mathematical Sociology Conference!
2/8/2012

The conference focuses on advancement of mathematical sociology worldwide and fosters friendship among those whose work is on mathematical sociology in all countries. Any papers on mathematical sociology from authors in any discipline and in any country are welcome. Abstracts with less than 300 words should be submitted for consideration to Yoshimichi Sato and Sun-Ki Chai by May 6, 2012. Any inquiries should be addressed to the co-organizers.

Deadline for submission: May 6, 2012

Venue: Colorado Convention Center & Hyatt Regency, Denver, Colorado- The venue of the 2012 American Sociological Association Annual Meeting

Date: August 16, 2012, a day before the 2012 Annual Meeting of the ASA

Cosponsors: ASA Section on Mathematical Sociology, Japanese Association for Mathematical Sociology, and ASA Section on Rationality and Society Co-organizers: Sun-Ki Chai (Department of Sociology, University of Hawaii) and Yoshimichi Sato (Faculty of Arts and Letters, Tohoku University)

   
 
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New issue of The Mathematical Sociologist!
10/18/2011

You can download your copy here.

Submit your papers to the Mathematical Sociology and Social Network Analysis panels at this year's Pacific Sociological Association meetings in San Diego
9/21/2011

You can submit your papers here. The MathSoc session is listed under "methods". Papers/abstracts that promise new substantive sociological findings by employing a mathematical model are favored if there is competition for space on the program. Deadline: October 15th.

Submit your papers to the Mathematical Sociology panel at this year's Midwest Sociological Society meetings in Minneapolis
9/21/2011

You can submit your papers here. Deadline: October 24th.

 

   
 
   
 


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