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1. Call for Nominations – 2014 Global and Transnational Sociology ASA Section Awards

   Nominations (including self nominations) are now being accepted for the 2014 Global and Transnational Sociology awards. The deadline for all nominations is March 1st 2014, and the winners will be announced at the section reception in San Francisco. The awards are described below.

2. Contact Us/Join our Section

   Anyone wishing to join the section can do so when joining the American Sociological Association or renewing their annual membership. A good way to get involved would be to come to the section’s business meeting during the ASA annual convention.

3. Denver 2012: Global and Transnational Sociology Section Events

   First, on Thursday, August 16, there will be a Global and Transnational Sociology Pre-Conference at the Colorado Convention Center. You can look at the schedule here. For further information, contact Elizabeth Boyle at boyle014@umn.edu.

   Second, on Friday, August 17, there are two important G&TS events:

4. 2015 Section Council

   • Chair: Nitsan Chorev, Brown University
   • Chair-Elect: Peggy Levitt, Wellesley College
   • Secretary/Treasurer: Kristen Shorette, Stony Brook University

   Council

   • Julian Go, Boston University
   • Ho-fung Hung, Johns Hopkins Sociology
   • Paul Almeida, University of California at Merced
   • Mounira Maya Charrad, The University of Texas at Austin
   • Rachel Schurman, University of Minnesota

5. Section on Global and Transnational Sociology

   Welcome to the American Sociological Association's Section on Global and Transnational Sociology. For information about the section, our research, and our activities, please check the links above.

   Current Newsletter: Volume 3, Issue 3, Summer 2013

6. 2014 Graduate Student and Postdoc Mentoring Event

   August 18th, 2014, 4:30-6:30

   The Comparative Historical and Global Transnational Sections of the ASA are pleased to announce that their successful joint mentoring event held last year in at the ASA Annual Meeting in New York will be repeated again on Monday, August 18th during the ASA meetings in San Francisco. 

7. Research Resources

   Bibliographies

   • World Society literature

   Foreign Aid Data

   • OECD: http://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/50/17/5037721.htm
   • Resource Flows project: http://www.resourceflows.org/

8. Syllabus Exchange

   The science of global and transnational sociology is a fast changing body of work.  Faculty within our section have volunteered this collection syllabi as a way to help others organize courses of their own or discover the introductory literature within our field.

9. Bylaws

   (Approved: August 7, 1994, Amended in June, 2012)

   The purpose of the Section on International Migration is to foster the development of the sociological study of international migration through organized meetings, conferences, newsletters, publications, awards, and other means deemed appropriate by the Council of the Section.

10. Links

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