The Society also has designed an Ethics Code for itself. These guidelines are presented as aspirational goals intended to orient sociologists in India to principles and standards regarding their professional responsibilities as teachers, researchers, and practitioners and reflect on their behaviour towards groups and individuals whom they study, work, and knowledge about whom, they wish to protect.
The Society also has designed an Ethics Code for itself. These guidelines are presented as aspirational goals intended to orient sociologists in India to principles and standards regarding their professional responsibilities as teachers, researchers, and practitioners and reflect on their behaviour towards groups and individuals whom they study, work, and knowledge about whom, they wish to protect.
The Society also has designed an Ethics Code for itself. These guidelines are presented as aspirational goals intended to orient sociologists in India to principles and standards regarding their professional responsibilities as teachers, researchers, and practitioners and reflect on their behaviour towards groups and individuals whom they study, work, and knowledge about whom, they wish to protect.
The key initiative in its formation was taken by G. S. Ghurye, the then Professor and Head of the Department of Sociology at the University of Bombay.
” The Society’s main activity then was the publication of the Sociological Bulletin which was started in 1952 and was printed biannually. “
Maitrayee Chaudhuri (Delhi)
Shweta Prasad (Uttar Pradesh)
Prem Sagar Vivek (Maharashtra)
It is the primary governing body responsible for overseeing the operations. It plays a crucial role in ensuring the smooth functioning of the society, promoting sociological research, and fostering collaboration among sociologists in India and globally.
Research Committees (RCs) are an integral part of ISS and are instruments for advising the Office Bearers and Managing Committee (MC) members on subjects of concern to the ISS and also for implementing the programmes of the MC.
ROganized groups, alliances, or organizations formed within a specific geographic region to collaborate on shared goals, interests, or initiatives. They formed for many reasons, such as cultural, professional, or social collaboration.
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The Indian Sociological Society (ISS) is delighted to announce the 50th All India Sociological Conference (AISC), to be hosted by SRM University, AP.
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