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Southwestern Social Science Association
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Website: http://www.sssaonline.org
Founded in 1919, the SSSA is the oldest social science association in the United States. The organization is composed of professionals and students in the social sciences, including individuals in academia and those in practice fields. Current individual membership is about 1,200.
The purpose of the Association is to promote, cultivate and correlate the various areas of the social sciences and their applications through the encouragement of research, program meetings, and the publication and dissemination of information and opinion. The Association has two primary functions.
There is an annual meeting, held during March or early April each year. The Association publishes the Social Science Quarterly. The Association consists of eight social science affiliates. Each affiliate has its own officers, executive committee, program chair, plenary speakers, organization and business meetings.
The eight social science affiliates which make up the Association are:
Economics Geography History International Studies Political Science Social Work Sociology Women's & Gender Studies
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