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43rd ANNUAL MEETING
The Society for the Study
of Social Problems
Theme:
Social Problems in a Global Economy
The Doral Ocean Beach Resort
Miami, Florida
August 11-13, 1993
1992 C. Wright Mills Book Award
will be announced
at the Annual Meeting Awards Session.
Session also includes a banquet
and presentations of other Society awards
To participate, attend or exhibit, please contact:
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CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
1993 LEE-FOUNDERS AWARD
Nominations are now open for the 1993 Lee-Founders Award.
Members of the Society are urged to submit the names of
nominees.
Established in 1981, this award is made in recognition of
significant achievements that, over a distinguished career, have
demonstrated continuing devotion to the ideals of the founders of
the Society for the Study of Social Problems and especially to the
humanist tradition of Alfred McClung Lee and Elizabeth Briant
Lee.
CRITERIA FOR THE LEE-FOUNDERS AWARD
1.
The nominee must have been an active member of the
Society for the Study of Social Problems for some years
prior to receiving the award.
2.
The nominee must have made significant achievements
embodying the ideals of the founders of the Society for the
Study of Social Problems. These achievements may be in
the areas of scholarly research, teaching, or service leading
to the betterment of human life. Nominees of the award must
have demonstrated a commitment to social action programs
that promote social justice.
3.
The nominee's achievements should reflect the humanistic
tradition of sociology, as exemplified in the contributions of
Alfred McClung Lee and Elizabeth Briant Lee.for whom the
award is named.
4.
The nominee's achievements may be expressed in a body
of work that provides understanding and insight for practical
application and the development of social conflict, including
one or more of the following.
a. Studies of peace and war, ethnic and/or racial conflict
and social movements.
b. The role of mass media as related to social problems.
c. The role of propaganda in creation and persistence of
social problems.
d. The systematic study of social inequality (for example,
problems of poverty, discrimination, racism, sexism and
unequal distribution of wealth).
5.
The achievements should include substantial community
service at the local, state and/or national level.
6.
It is assumed that the above achievements will have been
accomplished by the nominees over a distinguished career
and that they will reflect a long-term commitment to the
ideals of the Lees.
1.
Any member of the Society may nominate one or more
persons for the award. Members of the Lee Founders'
Award Committee are encouraged to nominate.
2.
All nominations must be accompanied by supporting
evidence sufficiently detailed for the committee to render a
decision (e.g. a resume; additional supporting description of
the nominee's work, demonstrating that the contributions
meet the criteria for nomination). Please include supporting
information not covered in a resume. List names of
colleagues who would be willing and able to write supporting
letters upon the request of the committee OR include
letters of support with your nomination.
The Lee-Founders Award is made annually and carries with it a
stipend of $500. Previous winners include:
1992
Marvin B. Sussman, University of
Delaware
1991
Richard Cloward, Columbia University
Francis Fox Piven, CUNY-Graduate Center
1990
Louis Kriesberg, Syracuse University
1989
Arlene Kaplan Daniels, Northwestern University
1988
James E. Blackwell, University of Massachusetts,
Boston
1987
John Useem, SSSP Life Member, Ruth Hill
Useem, SSSP Life Member
1986
Jessie Bernard, Pennsylvania State University
(Emerita)
1985
Butler Jones,
(Emeritus)
Cleveland
State
University
1984
Elliot Liebow, National Institute of Mental Health
(Retired)
1983
Charles V. Willie, Harvard University
1982
S.M. Miller, Boston University
Joan Moore, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
The 1993 award will be presented at the 1993 Annual Meeting in
Miami.FL, August 11 -13,1993. Nominations should be consistent
with the criteria specified below. Nominations and supporting
documents should be sent no later than April 1,1993 to:
Al Cohen
Department of Sociology
University of Connecticut
Storrs, Connecticut 06268
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The 43rd Society for the Study of Social Problems
Annual Meeting '93
The Doral Ocean Beach Resort, Miami, Florida
August 11-13, 1993
This year, with the combination of strong leadership, program planning, creative ideas, and hard work, we
are looking forward to the most stimulating and productive meeting ever. Please join us as we recreate
SSSP as an organization of scholars committed to this year's theme:
SOCIAL PROBLEMS IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY
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Founded in 1951, the Society for the Study of Social Problems (SSSP) promotes research on, and
serious examination of, problems of social life. The Society works to solve these problems and
develop social policy based on knowledge.
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scholarly journal since 1953, published four times yearly by University of California Press. The
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on society and social problems.
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PREPARING MANUSCRIPTS FOR SOCIAL PROBLEMS
Papers should be kept to a maximum of 35 pages
in length. Submit five single-sided copies.
Manuscripts will not be returned. All copy must
be typed doublespaced (including indented quotes,
footnotes and references) on 8V2 by 11 inch white
paper. Pages must be numbered consecutively,
including references. Leave wide margins; typed
lines should not exceed six inches. Avoid the
generic use of male nouns or pronouns.
For anonymity in the review process, authors'
names should appear only on a separate cover
page. Remove all other identifying material (e.g.,
citations and references to authors' work,
identifying footnotes) from four of the five copies
submitted. Papers that do not meet these
requirements will be returned without review to
the author.
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Cover Page. Attach a cover page showing
authorship and institutional affiliation. Include
any acknowledgments at the bottom of the page
preceded by an asterisk.
Abstract. Include a short summary
problem, procedures, and results.
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the
Footnotes. Footnotes should be avoided if
possible by incorporating footnote information
into the text. When absolutely necessary, they
should be numbered consecutively and attached as
an appendix to the text.
Tables. Type each table on a separate page and
append at the end of the manuscript. Insert a
location note at the appropriate place in the text
(e.g.. Table 1 about here).
Figures. Figures should be drawn with India ink
on drawing paper for clear photoreproducibility.
Retain the originals (for transmission to editor
upon acceptance) and append copies at the end of
the manuscript.
Symbols. Clarify symbols with notes in the
margin. Encircle the notes to show they are not
intended for printing.
Citations in Text.
1. Authors' names and publication dates used in
the text should be enclosed in parentheses. Cite
pages only in the case of a direct quote, as
shown below.
2. Separate multiple references by a semicolon.
3. For dual or triple authorship, give all last
names; for more than three authors, use "et al."
(but include all names in the references
following the text).
4. For authors with more than one citation in the
same year, designate by "a," "b," etc.
EXAMPLES
1. Becker (1976:114) claims that "the problem
stems . . . "
. . . influence by a jurisprudential orientation
(Andenaes 1974; Hawkins 1973; Zimring 1971).
(Erickson and Gibbs 1973; Taylor et al. 1973).
(Rose 1954a, b).
References Following Text
List all sources alphabetically by author, and
within author by year of publication, in an
appendix entitled "References." Use no italics,
underlining or abbreviations. Give page numbers
for the convenience of the readers, as appropriate.
Use first names, not initials, for each author and
editor listed in the references.
EXAMPLES
Books
Articles
Collections
Durkheim, Emile
[1897] Suicide. Glencoe, 111.: Free Press.
1951
Taylor, Ronald B.
1967 Chavez and the Farm Workers. Boston: Beacon.
Hauser, Robert M., John N. Koffel, Harry P. Travis, and Peter J. Dickinson
1975 "Temporal change in occupational mobility: Evidence for men in the United
States." American Sociological Review 40:279-97.
Spector, Malcolm, and John I. Kitsuse
1973 "Social problems: A re-formulation." Social Problems 21:145-59.
Moonan, Wendy, and Tom Goldstein
1972 "The new lawyer." In The New Professionals, ed. Ronald Gross and Paul
Osterman, 117-31. New York: Simon and Schuster.
Sheldon, Eleanor Bernert and Wilbert E. Moore, eds.
1968 Indicators of Social Change. New York: Russell Sage.
SPECIAL ISSUE ON ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
Comments from the Special Issue
Editor: The Emerging Dialogue on
Environmental Justice
JUDITH A. PERROLLE
The "Environmental Justice"
Frame: A Conceptual Discussion
and an Application
STELLA M. CAPEK
Backyards, NIMBYs, and Incinerator
Sitings: Implications for Social
Movement Theory
EDWARD WALSH
REX WARLAND
D. CLAYTON SMITH
Big Fish, Little Fish: Politics and
Power in the Regulation of Florida's
Marine Resources
SUZANNA SMITH
MICHAEL JEPSON
Social Stratification and
Environmental Degradation:
Understanding Household C 0 2
Production
LOREN LUTZENHISER
BRUCE HACKETT
Psychosocial Effects of Workplace
Hazardous Exposures: Theoretical
Synthesis and Preliminary Findings
J. TIMMONS ROBERTS
ELAINE DRAPER
Fetal Exclusion Policies and
Gendered Constructions of Suitable
Work
The Garden and the Sea: U.S.
Latino Environmental Plan omasa
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