Executive Director Dean S. Dorn's account of the history of the PSA,
Seventy-Five Years of the Pacific Sociological Association 1929-2004, is now available
from the PSA office.
Find out more than you want to know about the history, struggles, challenges, and successes of this voluntary association. The PSA is the oldest regional association and has had an event-filled past.
Only $15, and all proceeds go to the PSA Endowment Fund!
Send your name and address, along with payment (made out to the PSA) to Dean S. Dorn, Dept. of Sociology, CSU Sacramento , 6000 J Street , Sacramento , CA 95819-6005
Seventy Five Years of the Pacific Sociological Association 1929-2004, ISBN 0-9766963-
0-0, 170 pages. $15
Submission Procedures for the PSA journal, Sociological Perspectives, published by the University of California Press
The journal is Co-Edited by Charles Powers and Marilyn Fernandez, Santa Clara University. You can contact them at SocPerspectives@scu.edu
Sociological Perspectives (ISSN:0731-1214) is the PSA journal. It is published four times per year, Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter by the University of California Press, 2120 Berkeley Way, Berkeley CA 94720-5812. phone: 510-643-7154; fax: 510-642-9917; email. The University of California Press has set up a special home page for the journal.
The journal's purpose is to advance research, theory, scholarship, andpractice within sociology and related disciplines. Preference is given to articles that are of general interest to members of the discipline and that, as a result, advance the accumulation of knowledge about social processes. The SocPerspectives@scu.edu Editorial Office is located at Santa Clara University.
The Co-Editors of Sociological Perspectives are Charles Powers and Marilyn Fernandez, Department of Sociology, Santa Clara University SocPerspectives@scu.edu
Editorial and submission information
Past Editors of the Journal
The PSA Newsletter, The Pacific Sociologist, is published three times per year, in January, May, and September. The newsletter is prepared in the association office.
The Newsletter publishes information on the functions of the PSA, the annual meeting, the call for papers, officers, elections, as well as other items.
Below are current and back issues of The Pacific Sociologist. All files are available as PDF. For the newest version of the Acrobat Reader, click here.