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The British Sociological Association was founded in 1951. It is the professional association for sociologists in the United Kingdom. They publish the academic journals Sociology, Work, Employment and Society and Cultural Sociology (with SAGE Publications) as well as their membership newsletter Network.
Organisation of the BSA
The activities of the BSA are co-ordinated by an Executive Management Team of 10 officers charged with overseeing governance, membership services and publications.
Decisions are monitored and ratified by the Council of the Association. The BSA Council consists of 16 elected trustees, the President, and a number of people who are co-opted onto the Council.
Presidents
- Professor John Brewer (Current)
- Sue Scott, 2007-2009
- Geoff Payne, 2005-2007
- Joan Busfield, 2003-2005
- John Scott, 2001-2003
- Sara Arber, 1999-2001
- David Morgan (sociologist), 1997-1999
- Stuart Hall, 1995-1997
- Michèle Barrett, 1993-1995
- John Westergaard, 1991-1993
- Robert Burgess, 1989-1991
- Jennifer Platt, 1987-1989
- Martin Albrow, 1985-1987
- Richard Brown, 1983-1985
- Margaret Stacey, 1981-1983
- John Eldridge, 1979-1981
- Keith Kelsall, 1977-1979
- Sheila Allen, 1975-1977
- P.M.Worsely, 1971-1975
- T.B.Bottomore, 1969-1971
- T.H.Marshall, 1964-1969
- Barbara Wootton, 1959-1964
- Morris Ginsberg, 1955-1957
External links
- British Sociological Association web site
- Catalogue of the papers of the British Sociological Association at the Archives Division of the London School of Economics.
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