Professional
associations
The
Australian and Oceanic Network for Rural Social Research
and Community Development (aOn)
aOn has been established to facilitate the membership of
Australian and Oceanic researchers in the
International Rural Sociological Association (IRSA).
The Australian Sociological
Association (TASA)
An extensive web site with copious information of
particular interest to sociologists.
Australian
Association of Natural Resource Management
Australia New
Zealand Society for Ecological Economics
Australasia Pacific Extension
Network
Australian Water Association
Environmental Institute of
Australia
International Association for
Public Participation
World Archaeological Congress
International Rural Sociological
Association
Formed in 1964, IRSA is an international consortium of
regional and continental societies in rural sociology.
The object of IRSA is to foster the development of the
science of sociology, to further the application of
social research to the improvement of the quality of life
for rural populations and to promote the subject-matter
of rural sociology as a topic of instruction.
Ecopolitics
Association of Australasia
European Society for Rural
Sociology
RC40 Research
Committee on the Sociology of Agriculture
Part of the International Sociological Association (ISA)
Rural Sociological Society
The North American society for rural sociologists
International Association for
Impact Assessment
Founded in 1980 to bring together researchers,
practitioners and users of various types of impact
assessment from all parts of the world. IAIA involves
people from many disciplines and professions. Members
include corporate planners and managers; public interest
advocates; government planners and administrators;
private consultants and policy analysts; university and
college teachers and their students.
Community Development Society
Encourages and facilitates the exchange of ideas,
information and expertise among individuals and
organisations engaged in, or concerned with, community
development as a vehicle for change. Provides links for
those interested in community development, including
quite a few general Internet links.
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