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The MSA is a non-profit making organisation. It is a non-commercial entity, which aims to develop and promote sociological knowledge. The Association promotes sociological research and contributes toward facilitating the cooperation of people working within the sociological field. It also aims at understanding and analysing social problems for the improvement of the quality of life.
Thursday, 23 November 2017
Tuesday, 12 September 2017
Conference: Sociology of Southern Europe
Monday, 4 September 2017
MSA Film Night & Social Event - The Congo Dandies
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The Congo Dandies: living in poverty and spending a fortune to look like a million dollars
Venue: Bir Mula Heritage Musem 79 Triq Santa Margerita, Bormla
Details: An enjoyable short film on a sociological phenomenon which might be unknown in
Malta is that of the so-called "sapeurs" in Congo:
Friday 22 September, 730pm
Price 7 EUR for MSA members, 10 EUR for non-members. Kids free. Snacks and beverages included!
Venue: Bir Mula Heritage Musem 79 Triq Santa Margerita, Bormla
Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/141282079722806
Tuesday, 13 June 2017
MSA on the Roof Summer Social Event
A summer get together on the roof of a historic town house in the Cottonera for MSA members, sociology enthusiasts and their guests. Join us and socialize!
Date: Friday 7 July
Time: 7pm-10pm
Venue: Bir Mula Heritage House, Triq Santa Margherita Bormla
Food and drink provided.
Entrance Fee -12 EUR
Children aged 6-12 5 EUR. Children aged 0-5 FREE
Proceeds go to Malta Sociological Association (VO1323)
Venue:
Bir Mula Heritage House
79, St. Margaret Street,
Bormla BML 1370
N.B. The venue has stairs
Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/212680612570929/
Tuesday, 14 March 2017
Sociologists discuss the way forward
During a round table discussion organized by the Malta Sociological Association, participants discussed the relevance of sociology today.
A prominent argument emphasized the need to promote sociology and its research methods in the realms of evidence-based policy making, civil society and communities.
Some participants discussed the validity of sociology to understand societies characterised by phenomena such as individualism, online interaction and fast change.
Some participants discussed the validity of sociology to understand societies characterised by phenomena such as individualism, online interaction and fast change.
Other points raised in the debate include the possibility of having sociology as a warranted profession, the importance of sociology as a critical reflexive outlook, and innovative practical approaches in the teaching of sociology.
Participants also suggested the dissemination of sociological research in accessible media such as blogs and the liason between the MSA and policy-based organisations..
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Friday, 3 February 2017
Sociology of Southern Europe - Call for abstracts
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Southern Europe, so often seen as the periphery of Northern Europe has historically played a key role in world history. The Mediterranean Sea belongs to Europe as much as it does to Africa and Asia. Trade, civilisations, ideas, cultures and peoples have long crossed its boundaries freely and indiscriminately.
The Malta Sociological Association (MSA) is organizing a one-day conference on the Sociology of Southern Europe on Saturday 18 November 2017.
MSA is inviting submission of abstracts relevant to the conference theme. Papers may fall under different sociological themes and may deal with specific Southern European societies or adopt a comparative approach.
To propose a paper, please send a brief abstract (150-300 words) to
maltasociologicalassociatio n@gmail.com by not later than 30 June 2017.
Participation fee: MSA members 20 Euro, non-members 30 Euro. Participation also includes a coffee break.
Conference Link: https://maltasociologicalassociation.blogspot.com.mt/2017/09/conference-sociology-of-southern-europe.html
To join MSA please find details at https://maltasociologicalassociation.blogspot.com.mt/
Round table discussion - Do we need sociology?
The world always seems to be in a mess anyway. So why do we need sociology? Maybe to try and sort it out...
Organized by Malta Sociological Association. Feel free to participate in the discussion.
Monday 13 March 5pm-8pm
Multipurpose Boardroom, Ground Floor, Ministry for Education, Great Siege Road, Floriana
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