We share the Letter of Support and Solidarity with Protesters and Strikers in Serbia, published by the Slovenian Sociological Association. Link to the original post on the Slovenian Sociological Association’s …
We invite you to attend the ESA Research stream Sociology of Knowledge Mid-term Conference, entitled Knowledge in Turbulent Times: Political Crisis, Social Transformations, and Cultural Practices. It will be held …
We are delighted to present the book of proceedings from the second international conference organized by the Sociological Scientific Society of Serbia, entitled New Divisions, Struggles, and Solidarities in South …
Mission
The Sociological Scientific Society of Serbia (SSSS) is a non-governmental and non-profit association whose goal is to contribute to the development of sociology as a scientific discipline.
SSSS promotes and develops research, teaching and professional work within the field of sociology, both nationally and in the broader region, fostering practical application of sociological insights with a view to solving diverse social issues.
Vision
Through facilitating the networking of researchers in the country and the broader region, the SSSS specifically promotes the growth of scientific critical thought on society and the factors that influence social life.
The Sociological Scientific Society of Serbia (SNDS) is the successor to a federal association of sociologists which operated on the territory of the second and third Yugoslavias. In October 1945, at the initiative of professors from the Faculty of Law of the University of Belgrade, the Yugoslav Sociology Society (JDS) was founded, with headquarters in Belgrade and with Professor Oleg Mandić, from the Faculty of Law of the University of Zagreb, as its president.
Owing to the sociologists’ continuous work on developing international cooperation as a prerequisite for improving scientific communication, the association became a member of the International Sociological Association (ISA) in 1958. Following a regrouping of the philosophers and sociologists into separate associations in 1960, the Yugoslav Sociological Association (JUS) was founded. As originally specified in the statute, association headquarters was in Belgrade; however, sociologists from Croatia, Slovenia and Serbia alternated in the role of president.
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