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The International Society for Research on Aggression (ISRA) is a society of scholars and scientists interested in the scientific study of aggression and violence. The Society is both international and interdisciplinary and meets every other year on alternating continents. There are over 250 members from several dozen countries with specialties in psychology, psychiatry, physiology, sociology, anthropology, animal behavior, criminology, political science, pharmacology, and education. This web site will provide information about the history of ISRA, past world meetings and previous presidents of the society, abstracts of papers presented at previous meetings, the current officers and editors of ISRA, membership in the society, future meetings of ISRA, and the text of ISRA Bulletins dating back to Vol. 21 (1999). |
NEWSKettil Bruun Society (KBS) for Social and Epidemiological Research on Alcohol (http://www.kettilbruun.org/)Theme: Alcohol and Violence - Relationships, Causality, and Policy Melbourne, Australia KBS thematic meetings are small conferences (typically 40-80 people) focused on a specific topic related to alcohol. All sessions are plenary (running 4 days usually) and include paper discussants and general discussion. The format lends itself to stimulating interactions and cross-fertilization among researchers. Often selected papers are published in special journal issue. For more information: Kate Graham kgraham@uwo.ca, Robin.room@turningpoint.org.au, Claire Wilkinson ClaireW@TURNINGPOINT.ORG.AU Preliminary information for upcoming XIXth ISRA World Meeting at Storrs (Connecticut), July 27-31 2010.Local Host: Stephen C. Maxson, Department of Psychology. University of Connecticut (Stephen.Maxson@Uconn.Edu ). http://www.psychology.iastate.edu/faculty/caa/csv/isra/index.html |
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