The Winter Roundtable—sponsored by Teachers College—is a professional education program devoted to studying the psychological and educational implications of race, ethnicity, class, gender, sexual orientation and religious affiliation. With over 600 expected to attend, this is the best meeting of the year to promote your titles on multiculturalism, counseling, social work, education and psychology to leaders in the field.

Relational Psychoanalysis holds that psychic change derives from the individual's relations with other people. Founded in 2001, IARPP is a professional community of clinicians and academics committed to developing relational perspectives—and exploring similarities and differences with other approaches to analysis and psychotherapy. IARPPs 2012 conference will consider founder Stephen Mitchells theoretical and clinical contributions to the field, how his ideas have been applied, what parallel theories have been developed, and how therapists and patients impact one another. This is the best opportunity to reach an international audience of psychoanalysts, psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, psychiatric nurses, marriage and family counselors and clinical professional counselors looking for the most recent books on psychotherapy and psychoanalysis.

Founded in 1970, CES produces and supports outstanding, multi-disciplinary research in European Studies and how lessons from European history and integration can be applied to contemporary issues of global security, prosperity and democracy. This year’s conference will explore the political, legal, geographic, economic, social, cultural, intellectual and identitarian diversities within Europe. CES continues to grow in size and prominence and—with nearly 1000 members—is the best opportunity of the year to promote your titles on all aspects of European studies, including history, politics, migration, multiculturalism, integration, democratization, and colonial/post-colonial and minority studies.

The exciting annual PES conference explores education as a societal institution—and more broadly as the process of existential growth. This year’s conference theme will discuss the impact of aesthetic education on social change, the role of artists and writers as social critics, the value of the arts in education, and controversies over the use of artistic and literary works in schools. John Caputo (Professor of Humanities, Syracuse University, and author of Feminism, Sexuality & the Return of Religion and St. Paul among the Philosophers) will present this year’s Keynote Address. This is the best meeting of the year to promote your books and journals on education from a sociological, anthropological, psychological or religious perspective to leaders in the field.

The annual PSA meeting is one of the largest and most popular sociological conferences, with well over 1,000 people expected to attend. These prominent scholars are avid book buyers looking for titles on the full range of sociology topics. Publishers wishing to promote sociology titles cannot afford to miss this exciting event.

AMSA advances the critical study of men and masculinities by encouraging teaching, research and clinical practice in the field of men’s studies. Their interdisciplinary conference brings together scholars, clinicians and activists engaged with men and masculinities as social-historical-cultural constructions. Topics range from power, patriarchy and hierarchy to literature, historical studies, gay men’s experiences, the relationship of men’s studies to feminism, and religion. The 2012 conference will present the latest research on men’s lives and their identities as men. Harry Brod (Professor of Philosophy & Humanities, University of Northern Iowa, and author of Brother Keepers) will be the Keynote Speaker.

NAES provides an interdisciplinary forum for scholars and activists concerned with national and international dimensions of ethnicity, race, intergroup relations and the cultural life of minorities. This lively conference will explore how race and ethnicity are characterized in popular media, education and politics. Among the topics examined: racialized legislation; racism, gender and sexuality; Obama nation; profiling; affirmative action; hate groups, race and sports; medicine, public health and social welfare policy; and post-racial ideology. This is the best opportunity of the year to promote your books to leading scholars seeking titles on race, ethnicity, community and politics.

WSSA advances research and promotes social science teaching. Among the conference’s core areas are African-American Studies, American Indian Studies, Borderland Studies, Chicano Studies, Criminology, Geography, Public Administration, Urban Studies and Western Studies. This large meeting—over 1,000 presentations are given—is the best opportunity of the year to reach a prime market of educators eager to acquire the latest books in all social science disciplines.

Founded in 1925, NCSA’s annual meeting is a collegial, exciting venue for presenting the latest research across all sociology disciplines. This year’s meeting will examine how new theoretical and methodological approaches revitalize historical ideas, issues and paradigms. This is one of the best opportunities of the year to promote your titles to an enthusiastic audience of sociologists on a wide range of topics, including social change, social justice, social power, post-modernism, the narrative turn, sociology of emotions, public sociology, urban politics, and methods of social scientific research.

Founded in 1954, SWPA prides itself on serving the psychological community by providing access to scientific advances and professional development within a collegial atmosphere. With an international membership, SWPA’s exciting annual conference brings together 1000 scholars, psychologists, therapists, counselors and students. These influential clinicians and therapists seek the latest titles on the full range of psychology and mental health topics. This is one of the best opportunities of the year to promote your books on the theory and practice of psychology and related topics ranging from the impact and treatment of trauma, forensic psychology, child and adolescent development and sexual identity to animal research, community health, disability, multicultural psychology and neurological and genetic influences on mental health.

With more than 500 members worldwide, CASCA is Canada’s largest and most prominent organization promoting anthropological research and teaching. This year’s conference brings together anthropologists, sociologists, ethnographers, scholars and theorists to present the latest scholarship and look to the future of the field. Focusing on socially and politically relevant work, CASCA’s meeting is one of the most exciting anthropological conferences of 2011.

SCA was founded in 1983 to promote rich ethnographic analysis that engages the most current thinking across the arts and sciences. Now with 1500 members, it is one of the premier anthropology organizations in the US. Their biennial 2012 meeting will discuss matters of life and death, as perceived through anthropological and ethnographic inquiry. Attendees will examine how human rights and ecology, the rhetoric of international moralism, and advances in biology and medical technology shape our views of what it means to be alive—and to be human. This is the best opportunity of the year to promote your books on cultural studies, social programs and movements and all aspects of anthropology: politics, ethics, kinship and religion.

SEPI is an interdisciplinary, international organization aimed at integrating diverse theoretical perspectives on psychotherapy. The Society provides a community for clinicians, researchers and theorists who explore the limitations of a single-school perspective and a forum for learning alternative ways of working with difficult clinical issues. Change process research provides insights into effective evidenced-based practice, showing not just if therapy works, but how it works. SEPI’s 2012 conference will look at integrating these insights into psychotherapy practice, and how practitioners’ findings can inform research. This is the best opportunity of the year to promote your titles on all schools of psychotherapy theory and practice; cognitive, emotional, biological and behavioral factors affecting psychological change; relationships and trauma.

Division 45 is the major organization researching and applying psychological knowledge and techniques to ethnic minority issues. Founded in 1986, the Society continues to grow and now has more than 1000 members. Their rich biennial conference discusses the entire range of ideas related to ethnic minorities, including psycho-social stress, HIV/AIDS, development of self-identity, psychological assessment, substance abuse and sexuality and sex roles. This is one of the best opportunities of the year to promote your books on ethnicity, race, minority affairs, psychology and social policy.

Founded in 1983, ISPSO provides a forum for academics, clinicians, consultants and others studying organizations using psychoanalytic concepts and insights. Their Annual Meeting is an exciting, week-long event consisting of professional development workshops and symposium presentations, discussions and experiential events such as Social Dreaming. This year’s meeting will explore how people in organizations today balance the pressures of risk and uncertainty in order to take action. This is the best meeting of the year to promote your books on psychoanalysis and organizations, risk, leadership and decision-making processes.

SAWH is one of the fastest-growing and most prominent organizations providing a forum for women historians and the study of Southern and women’s history. Their exciting TRIENNIAL conference provides a stimulating and congenial forum for leading researchers to discuss all aspects of women’s history. This year’s plenary sessions will explore the geographic borders of southern history, LGBT history in the South, and the Native Southwest. This is the best meeting of the year to promote books and journals on Southern and women’s history to an influential audience of scholars and educators.

HBES is the leading professional association for scholars, scientists and researchers working at the frontiers of evolutionary psychology. This fast-growing, influential discipline constitutes a revolution in our understanding of human preferences, motives and reasoning procedures. This exciting, five-day conference is the most important of 2010 on evolutionary approaches to human behavior.

SPR is an international, multidisciplinary association devoted to scientific research on psychotherapy, and enhancing its social value. Their exciting, collegial conference draws the most important researchers in the field—over 700 attendees from around the world attended in 2011—enthusiastic scholars, students and clinicians. This year’s meeting will discuss change mechanisms and effective practices in psychotherapy from both clinical and empirical perspectives. This is the best opportunity of the year to promote your books on all aspects of psychotherapy: research, practice and training; individual, couple and family therapy; and cognitive-behavioral, interpersonal and psychodynamic therapies.

Cheiron is the international society for scholars working on the history, methodology and development of the human sciences, examining the evolution of scientific research and practices in anthropology, sociology, psychology, psychoanalysis and medicine. ESHHS supports the cross-disciplinary study of the history and historiography of the human sciences in their broadest sense, including psychology, pedagogy, sociology, anthropology, political science, criminology and linguistics, as well as relevant specializations within biology, history and philosophy. This is the best meeting of the year to promote your books across the full spectrum of human and social sciences to an international gathering of prominent scholars.

The annual CDS meeting offers a unique opportunity for researchers and practitioners—from the US and over 30 other countries—to share innovative strategies for sustainable development supporting positive, inclusive community change. CDS members represent a wide range of fields, including education, health care, social services, sociology, economics, and government. The 2012 conference will focus on finding entrepreneurial and innovative approaches to rebuilding and revitalizing communities. This is the best opportunity of the year to promote your titles on community development and civic engagement.

The Rural Sociological Society (RSS) is the largest and most important North American organization devoted to generating and disseminating knowledge about rural communities, seeking to enhance the quality of rural life and the environment. This year’s conference will attract scholars and researchers from around the world—avid book-buyers seeking the latest titles on the full range of sociological topics—to explore the potential that localism has to create vibrant economies and alternative values.

APCS is an international, interdisciplinary organization promoting beneficial applications of clinical and theoretical psychoanalysis to important cultural issues and social change. Attendees at this collegial meeting are interested in a wide range of topics, including cultural studies, feminism, gender studies, political psychology, and film studies. This is one of the best opportunities of the year to promote your titles on psychology, psychotherapy and psychoanalytic theory and practice, as well as psychoanalytic approaches to society and politics, history, culture, economics, literature, philosophy and the arts.

ISPS promotes the humane, in-depth treatment of psychotic disorders through the application of psychoanalysis, cognitive-behavioral and related approaches. In contrast to the current reliance on medication to treat psychoses and other severe mental disorders, ISPS advances training and promotes research into individual, family and group therapies. Their wide-ranging conference program brings together psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, nurses and other mental health professionals interested in a broad psycho-bio-social, interpersonal approach to treating schizophrenia and psychosis.

USIH fosters the interdisciplinary discussion of contemporary ideas, institutions and significant thinkers—and their impact on American political, scientific and cultural life. USIH’s annual conference discusses intellectuals’ work, reception and influence—and how they shape, and been shaped by, the world in which we live. This is the best opportunity of the year to promote your titles on intellectual history and traditions, historiography, politics, social movements and social criticism.

The Texas Psychological Association (TPA) brings together over 600 scholars, psychologists, therapists, counselors and social workers. These influential clinicians and therapists seek the latest titles on the full range of psychology and mental health topics. Speakers and presenters explore topics ranging from forensic psychology, child and adolescent development, sexual identity, and aging to psychopharmacology, disability, treatment of trauma, and multicultural psychology.

ASMEA promotes the highest standards of academic research and teaching in the fields of Middle Eastern studies, African studies and related disciplines. This conference attracts prominent scholars and high-level policy-makers. Among the topics discussed at this exciting, well-attended meeting: the history of religious and communal conflict and coexistence; how current strategic, political and economic concerns are reshaping old regional rivalries; and issues related to genocide, terrorism and democratization. This is the best conference of the year to promote your titles on Middle Eastern, African and Islamic studies.

The National Multicultural Conference & Summit (NMCS) convenes scientists, practitioners and educators in psychology and related fields to inform and inspire multicultural theory, research and practice. This major biennial meeting—with over 1,000 expected to attend—addresses pressing social issues and fosters collaboration among researchers, psychiatrists and counselors  to promote the well-being of historically-marginalized people. This is the best opportunity of the year to promote your titles in all areas of psychology, multicultural studies, women’s studies, gay/lesbian issues, race and ethnicity, disability and class.

NAAAS was founded in 1992 to promote African and African-American Studies and to train young scholars in these fields. In the two decades since, NAAAS has been joined by the National Association of Hispanic & Latino Studies, the National Association of Native American Studies and the International Association of Asian Studies to become one of the leading multi-cultural and ethnic studies societies. Their joint annual conference is a multidisciplinary reflection of scholarly excellence. At their 2011 conference, speakers from around the world will give over 600 presentations, covering topics from education and social issues, health and sports, and religion to economics, military studies, history and literature, science, and special panels on Islamic Studies. It is anticipated that in the course of this exciting meeting—lasting an entire week—nearly 2000 people will attend. This is one of the best opportunities of the year to promote your titles on all aspects of ethnic studies, demography, and social and cultural issues.

The Winter Roundtable—sponsored by Teachers College—is a professional education program devoted to studying the psychological and educational implications of race, ethnicity, class, gender, sexual orientation and religious affiliation. With over 600 expected to attend, this is the best meeting of the year to promote your titles on multiculturalism, counseling, social work, education and psychology to leaders in the field.

The annual PSA meeting is one of the largest and most popular sociological conferences, with well over 1,000 people expected to attend. These prominent scholars are avid book buyers looking for titles on the full range of sociology topics. Publishers wishing to promote sociology titles cannot afford to miss this exciting event.

ASDP is a joint program of the East-West Center and the University of Hawaii that seeks to enhance undergraduate-level teaching about Asia in the US. The East-West Center, established by Congress in 1960, promotes better relations and understanding among the people and nations of the US, Asia and the Pacific through cooperative study, research and dialogue. ASDP’s Annual Conference brings together scholars, researchers and students to analyze critical issues and policy options, share research on Asian cultures and societies, and develop strategies to infuse Asian content into undergraduate humanities, social science, business and science curricula. This is the best opportunity of the year to promote your books on all aspects of Asian Studies and on South, Southeast, Central and East Asian societies, cultures, politics and economics.

The exciting annual PES conference explores education as a societal institution—and more broadly as the process of existential growth. This is the best meeting of the year to promote your books and journals on education from a sociological, anthropological, psychological or religious perspective to leaders in the field.

AMSA advances the critical study of men and masculinities by encouraging teaching, research and clinical practice in the field of men’s studies. Their inclusive, interdisciplinary conference brings together scholars, clinicians and activists engaged with men and masculinities as social-historical-cultural constructions. Topics range from power, patriarchy and hierarchy to literature, historical studies, gay men’s experiences, the relationship of men’s studies to feminism, and religion. The 2011 conference will consider men’s ways of being and how they impact the health and vitality of our world. Michael Kimmell (Professor of Sociology, SUNY Stony Brook, and author of The Gendered Society) will be the Keynote Speaker.

NEEPS, a sister organization of the Human Behavior and Evolution Society, is a leading professional association for scholars, scientists and researchers working at the frontiers of Evolutionary Psychology. This fast-growing, influential discipline constitutes a revolution in our understanding of human preferences, motives and reasoning procedures. NEEPS’ annual conference examines the broad scope of the field: sexual selection, emotion, resource-allocation, competition, skeletal morphology, literature, irony, abnormal psychology, evolutionary clinical psychology and the nature of the self. This is the most important US conference of 2011 on evolutionary approaches to psychology and anthropology (the 2011 HBES conference will be in France).

Psychological anthropology has emerged as one of the most innovative and exciting areas in the social sciences. SPA is a dynamic group of prominent researchers and teachers interested in cultural, psychological and social interrelations at all levels. SPA’s meetings embrace a wide range of fields and topics: medical and linguistic anthropology, child development, cognitive and cultural psychology and mental health. The 2011 Spring Meeting will focus on psychological anthropology's relevance to contemporary problems and issues—from changing families, workplaces and communities to transnational institutions, world religions and international capitalism. This is the best opportunity of the year to promote your titles to a prime market of scholars focusing on how societies shapes—and are shaped by—our minds and bodies.

NAES provides an interdisciplinary forum for scholars and activists concerned with national and international dimensions of ethnicity, race, intergroup relations and the cultural life of minorities. This lively conference will explore how race and ethnicity are characterized in popular media, education and politics. Among the topics examined: racialized legislation; racism, gender and sexuality; Obama nation; profiling; affirmative action; hate groups, race and sports; medicine, public health and social welfare policy; and post-racial ideology. This is the best opportunity of the year to promote your books to leading scholars seeking titles on race, ethnicity, community and politics.

SLSA promotes the study, teaching and preservation of southern labor and working class history, provides resources for public school teachers and promotes the preservation of historical materials. Their biennial conference brings together labor activists and academics to exchange scholarship and experiences. The 2011 conference will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Southern Labor Archives at Georgia State University, examining how it shapes and constrains the meaning of labor, the worker and the working class. Keynote speakers include Robert Korstad (Professor of Public Policy and History, Duke University) and Alessandro Portelli (Professor of Anglo-American Literature, University of Rome La Sapienza). This the best opportunities of the year to promote your titles on southern history, labor history, economic policy, slavery, poverty, civil rights and oral history.

The annual Social Theory Forum brings together international scholars to explore social theories in global and historical contexts, and to examine the field’s current and future state within a critical, cross-disciplinary framework. This year’s conference will explore the span of modern Italian social theory—including thinkers such as Galvano Della Volpe, Norberto Bobbio, Antonio Negri and Umberto Eco—and its relevance for the understanding of cultural studies, semiotics, textual analysis, literary criticism, psychoanalysis, biopolitics, state sovereignty and power, and nationalism and propaganda.

WSSA advances research and promotes social science teaching. Among the conference’s core areas are African-American Studies, American Indian Studies, Borderland Studies, Chicano Studies, Criminology, Geography, Public Administration, Urban Studies and Western Studies. This large meeting—over 1,000 presentations are given—is the best opportunity of the year to reach a prime market of educators eager to acquire the latest books in all social science disciplines.

Founded in 1842, AES is the oldest and most important professional anthropological organization in the United States. AES focuses on socio-cultural topics: ecology, ethnicity, ideology, cognition, ritual, symbolism and social organization. SUNTA studies the interrelationships of urban, national and transnational processes (especially globalizing capitalism) as they affect and are affected by the social and cultural lives of people in particular places. With AES having 4,000 members, and SUNTA 700, this is the best opportunity of the year to reach prominent educators seeking books in all fields of anthropology.

With more than 500 members worldwide, CASCA is Canada’s largest and most prominent organization promoting anthropological research and teaching. This year’s conference brings together anthropologists, sociologists, ethnographers, scholars and theorists to present the latest scholarship and look to the future of the field. Focusing on socially and politically relevant work, CASCA’s meeting is one of the most exciting anthropological conferences of 2011.

Cheiron is the international society for scholars working on the history, methodology and development of the human sciences. The Society examines the evolution of scientific research and practices in the fields of anthropology, sociology, psychology, psychoanalysis and medicine. ISHN was founded in 1995 to promote education and research in the rapidly growing field of neuroscience. Members study the history of basic, clinical and behavioral neurosciences; ancient and non-western topics; and significant individuals, events and technical advances. Prominent scholars will gather at this first joint conference to discuss all aspects of the history of the neurosciences, behavioral and social sciences, and related historiographical and methodological issues. This is the best meeting of the year to promote your books on psychology, neuroscience, philosophy of science, history of science, and education in the behavioral, social and neurosciences.

SHCY is the premier organization supporting research about childhood, youth cultures and the experience of young people across diverse times and places. SHCY fosters cross-disciplinary studies of how cultural and national differences have shaped conceptions about children, as well as their lived experiences. Through empirical and theoretical studies, the 2011 conference will examine topics ranging from children and war and children’s rights to childhood and politics, and race, class and welfare. This exciting BIENNIAL meeting is the best opportunity of the year to promote titles on children's literature, sociology, education, labor history, family issues and psychology.

The Rural Sociological Society (RSS) is the largest and most important North American organization devoted to generating and disseminating knowledge about rural communities, seeking to enhance the quality of rural life and the environment. This year’s conference will explore the interpenetration of rural and urban life—in the US and worldwide—and the social, economic and cultural boundaries that increasingly transcend spatial boundaries. The Community Development Society (CDS) promotes the active participation of community members to influence decisions that affect their lives. The 2011 theme, “Innovative & Creative Strategies for Constructive Community Change”—engages students, practitioners, researchers and policy-makers to discuss and develop innovative strategies. This year's exciting joint meeting attracts scholars and researchers from around the world—avid book-buyers seeking the latest titles on the full range of sociological topics.

ASP is an educational and scientific organization whose purpose is to encourage the discovery, exchange and dissemination of information regarding the biology and care of nonhuman primates. The Society’s diverse membership includes scientists and educators from the disciplines of anthropology, psychology, the biological and biomedical sciences and veterinary medicine. ASP's annual meeting allows eminent primatologists from around the world to discuss their latest research on primate anatomy, behavior and development—and in support of public policy, conservation and biomedical research. This is one of the best meetings of the year to promote your titles on primatology, evolution and genetics, evolutionary psychology, and primate ecology, conservation and protection.

AACS is a vibrant, growing professional organization dedicated to advancing sociological theory and research—and applying it to address and prevent societal problems. With a worldwide membership of academics, counselors and social workers, AACS´ annual conference explores all aspects of Sociology—and how it can be applied to a broad range of social questions, including education, social norms, criminal justice, discrimination and medicine—to improve living conditions for all.

ISPS promotes the humane, in-depth treatment of psychotic disorders through the application of psychoanalysis, cognitive-behavioral and related approaches. In contrast to the current reliance on medication to treat psychoses and other severe mental disorders, ISPS advances training and promotes research into individual, family and group therapies. Their wide-ranging conference program brings together psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, nurses and other mental health professionals interested in a broad psycho-bio-social, interpersonal approach to treating schizophrenia and psychosis.

ASMEA promotes the highest standards of academic research and teaching in the fields of Middle Eastern studies, African studies and related disciplines. This conference attracts prominent scholars and high-level policy-makers. Among the topics discussed at this exciting, well-attended meeting: the history of religious and communal conflict and coexistence; how current strategic, political and economic concerns are reshaping old regional rivalries; and issues related to genocide, terrorism and democratization. This is the best conference of the year to promote your titles on Middle Eastern, African and Islamic studies.

APCS is an international, interdisciplinary organization promoting socially beneficial applications of clinical and theoretical psychoanalysis to important cultural issues. The 2010 conference addressed how psychoanalytic theory and practice guide and are guided by ideas about social justice and social responsibility—and what psychoanalysis can offer for a better understanding of social change. Attendees at this collegial meeting are interested in a wide range of topics, including cultural studies, feminism, gender studies, political psychology, and film studies. This is one of the best opportunities of the year to promote your titles on psychology, psychotherapy and psychoanalytic theory and practice, as well as on psychoanalytic approaches to society and politics, history, culture, economics, literature, philosophy and the arts.

USIH fosters the interdisciplinary discussion of contemporary ideas, institutions and significant thinkers—and their impact on American political, scientific and cultural life. USIH’s annual conference discusses intellectuals’ work, reception and influence—and how they shape, and been shaped by, the world in which we live. This is the best opportunity of the year to promote your titles on intellectual history and traditions, historiography, politics, social movements and social criticism.

The Texas Psychological Association (TPA) brings together over 600 scholars, psychologists, therapists, counselors and social workers. These influential clinicians and therapists seek the latest titles on the full range of psychology and mental health topics. Speakers and presenters explore topics ranging from forensic psychology, child and adolescent development, sexual identity, and aging to psychopharmacology, disability, treatment of trauma, and multicultural psychology.

With more than 500 members worldwide, CASCA is Canada’s largest and most prominent organization promoting anthropological research and teaching. This year’s conference brings together anthropologists, sociologists, ethnographers, scholars and theorists to present the latest scholarship and look to the future of the field. Focusing on socially and politically relevant work, CASCA’s meeting is one of the most exciting anthropological conferences of 2011.