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ISA now fielding sociology of religion papers

by Charles Gelman September 19, 2009

The International Sociological Association’s Research Committee on Sociology of Religion has issued a call for papers for the World Congress of Sociology, scheduled to take place 11-17 July, 2010 in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Papers are to be submitted by 31 October, 2009. You will find a comprehensive list of topics and instructions for submission here.

Charles Gelman

Charles Gelman is a contributing editor of The Immanent Frame and an associate editor of Frequencies. A former program assistant at the Social Science Research Council, he is currently a doctoral student in comparative literature at New York University. He earned his B.A. from the Gallatin School, NYU, in 2009.

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