Sociology

The offical site of the ASA provides information on membership, conferences, research, employment, publications, and many other aspects of the profession.

Sociologists for Women in Society is a nonprofit professional feminist organization dedicated to transforming the academy and professional organizations, including our own, by actively supporting feminist leadership and advancing career development of feminist scholars, recognizing that structural inequalities impact those marginalized by their identities and that this requires proactively promoting the creation of inclusive institutional spaces in an ongoing manner and by practicing critical reflexivity, advocating and encouraging the development of sociological feminist theory rooted in intersectionality and cutting-edge research for publication and dissemination, and promoting social justice research within local, national, and international activist spaces by supporting scholar-activist communities seeking to dismantle intersecting systems of oppression.

The Rural Sociological Society (RSS) is a professional social science association that promotes the generation, application, and dissemination of sociological knowledge. The Society seeks to enhance the quality of rural life, communities, and the environment. This website is intended to serve all those interested in rural people and places. We seek and support a diverse and international membership of academics and practitioners who share our interests in rural people and places.

The Association for Humanist Sociology is a community of sociologists, educators, scholars, and activists who share a commitment to using sociology to promote peace, equality, and social justice. AHS was founded in 1976 in response to a growing disenchantment with mainstream sociological organizations and a belief that sociological practice should reflect humanist values. We strive to be an active support network for humanist sociologists.

Guide to various web resources on sociology, broken down by sub-topics

Collection of sociological journals, archives, data sets, and more, hosted by the University of Amsterdam

In response to libraries and archives being closed in 2020 the IHR launched this page to steer researchers to freely accessible online research resources. You will find lists of links to these resources, organised, for example, by publication type, chronology and theme.