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WOMEN & CLASS REPRODUCTION, Nancy Mandell (Soc, York, Toronto) . The variety <strong>of</strong> ways in which women<br />

reproduce social class . This includes the role <strong>of</strong> women as caregivers maintaining new members, supporting<br />

those who do paid work & caring for aging parents ; as emotional labourers facilitating & managing<br />

the flow <strong>of</strong> communication ; as educators helping their children assume their own class position ; as<br />

providers <strong>of</strong> communication between the home & school, the elderly & children's activities . Sly focusing<br />

on all the ways women maintain class relations, their private work becomes visible .<br />

OCCUPATIONAL CONTROL, ORGANIZATIONAL CONTROL & THE LABOUR PROCESS : THE STRUCTURING OF WORK IN<br />

CANADIAN SOCIETY, Allan Gordon (Soc, Carleton) . Explores on theoretical & empirical levels the labour<br />

process within an occupation (or pr<strong>of</strong>ession), firm, or industry in Canada . Involves analysis <strong>of</strong> the social<br />

relations <strong>of</strong> control at work to determine what types <strong>of</strong> control (occupational, administrative, worker,<br />

etc .) are involved in the planning, coordination & execution <strong>of</strong> work .<br />

HISTORICAL SOCIOLOGY & THE WORLD-ECONOMY, Joe Galbo (684 College St, Toronto, M6G IC1) . A comparative<br />

historical approach to analyzing large scale social change, e .g ., household economy, proto-industrialization,<br />

labour-force formation, the rise <strong>of</strong> a capitalist world-economy, 3d world development, worldsystems<br />

analysis .<br />

THE STATE OF THE ART IN CANADIAN SOCIOLOGY . An invited session in which 6 contributors to a CANADIAN<br />

REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY & ANTHROPOLOGY special issue (<strong>1985</strong>) on leading-edge work discuss & defend their<br />

positions . Includes R .J . Richardson (Soc, McMaster ; presenting) & Barry Wellman on "Structural Analysis,"<br />

Margit Eichler (Soc, OISE) on "Feminist Sociology" and Patricia Marchak (Soc, Brit . Columbia) on "Political<br />

Economy" .<br />

INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SOCIOLOGY, Albufeira, Portugal, 16-20 June 86<br />

The IIS (an outfit I never heard <strong>of</strong> until recently) was established in 1893 . It is clearly making<br />

revitalization efforts, opening up membership, lowering dues & eliminating initiation fees .<br />

The theme <strong>of</strong> their 28th International Congress is "Competition & Solidarity in a World <strong>of</strong> Post-<br />

Industrial Nations ." Lots <strong>of</strong> thematic & non-thematic sessions at the seacoast Portuguese resort town <strong>of</strong><br />

Albufeira . Accommodations in hotels & cottages <strong>of</strong> various prices . Info from Edward Borgatta, Soc,<br />

Mailstop J M 20, U Washington, Seattle WA 98195 .<br />

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS, Herzlia, Tel Aviv, Israel, 6-11 July 86<br />

The daily themes are : Growth <strong>of</strong> Relationships ; "Normal" & "Abnormal"<br />

Relationships across the Life Cycle ; Communications in Relationships .<br />

Invited speakers include Michael Argyle, Carl Backman, Sharon Brehm, Jesse Delia, Robert Hinde, Steven<br />

Hobfoil, Ted Huston, Harold Kelley, Eleanor Maccoby, Arie Nadler, Irwin Sarason & Sharon Schwartz .<br />

Conf . reg . : US$ 140 . Room & board (5-star Sharon Hotel) : US$145-165 .<br />

Submit papers, reg ., & get info from Robin Gilmour (Psych, Fylde College, U <strong>of</strong> Lancaster, Lancaster<br />

LA1 4YF, England) .<br />

XI WORLD CONGRESS OF SOCIOLOGY, New Delhi, 18-22 Aug 86<br />

Two sessions are being organized by <strong>INSNA</strong> . One, being organized by John Scott (Soc, Lancaster) is<br />

on Inter-group/Inter-organizational Networks . Paper titles not available yet .<br />

The other session, Interpersonal Networks, organized by Barry Wellman (Soc, Toronto), has the following<br />

papers :<br />

"Industrialization and Community in an Indian Context," (Leslie Howard, Whittier) .<br />

"The Network Basis <strong>of</strong> Social Support," (Barry Wellman and Paula Goldman, Toronto) .<br />

"Social Support and Adaptation to Work Stress in Interns and Residents," (Victor Marshall, Toronto) .<br />

"Friends and Associates : A Blockmodel Analysis <strong>of</strong> Informal and Formal Status Structures <strong>of</strong> Community<br />

Elites," (Albert Hunter, Northwestern) .<br />

"Inter-racial Relations in Adolescence : A Network Analysis <strong>of</strong> Friendship and Interaction Patterns During<br />

School Years," (Wesley Shrum, Louisiana State) .

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