*Recently released book in the 'Studies of the Biosocial Society' series

 

HEALTH, RISK, AND ADVERSITY         
Edited by Catherine Panter-Brick and Agustin Fuentes

Foreword by Alan Goodman

 

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*Upcoming Conferences*

Society for the Study of Human Biology Proffered Papers Meeting

Thursday September 17, 2009, 10am

The Castle, Durham University

Call for Oral and Poster Presentations - Abstracts due August 14

Keynote Speaker: Professor Charlotte Roberts

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*Recent Workshops and Conferences*

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*Small grants for students*  

Please click on the "Postgraduate Bursary Scheme" button to find out more.

Bursary Awardees for the Summer 2008 submission are posted! 

The next deadline is July 31, 2009.

Page last updated 11 May 2009

The BioSocial Society is an international academic society which aims to foster closer collaboration between those biological and social sciences engaged in exploring human biological and social diversity. It draws its membership from a wide range of academic disciplines, particularly those engaged in ‘boundary disciplines’ at the intersection between the natural and social sciences, such as: biocultural anthropology; medical sociology; demography; social medicine; the history of science; and bioethics.

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The BioSocial Society produces the journal "Society, Biology & Human Affairs." Benefits of membership of the society include reduced subscription to the Journal of Biosocial Science, free receipt of S.B.H.A and reduced registration to BioSoc Soc conferences and workshops.