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Pacific Sociological Association : ウィキペディア英語版 | Pacific Sociological Association
The Pacific Sociological Association (PSA) is a professional association of sociologists in the Pacific region of North America. The PSA is best known for its quarterly academic journal'' Sociological Perspectives''.〔Dorn, Dean S. "Turning Fifty: ''Sociological Perspectives'' and the Pacific Sociological Association." 2007. ''Sociological Perspectives.'' 50(1):1-6. Retrieved 6 December 2013.〕 ==History== The Pacific Sociological Association was established in October of 1929, when Emory S. Bogardus of the University of Southern California called together a group of area sociologists for the purpose of organizing a society.〔Dorn, Dean S. 2004. ''Seventy-Five Years of the Pacific Sociological Association.'' Sacramento, CA: Pacific Sociological Association.〕 The organization was originally called the Pacific Southwest Sociological Society. In 1930, the new name, Pacific Sociological Association, was adopted. The goal of the charter members was to emerge from the isolation in which they had been at their respective institutions in order to, in union, promote sociological research and teaching. The first annual meeting was held in January of 1930 in Los Angeles. 〔Dorn, Dean S. 2004. ''Seventy-Five Years of the Pacific Sociological Association.'' Sacramento, CA: Pacific Sociological Association.〕
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