Our Annual Meeting will be held at the Congress of Humanities & Social Sciences at Concordia University, 31 May - 03 June 2010.
  The programme is now avaiable at this site.  See "Congress 2010: conference schedule" on the left.
More information on Congress 2010 is available at the Open Conference System site:
http://ocs.sfu.ca/fedcan/index.php/sss2010/


Welcome to the Society for Socialist Studies!

The society's purpose to facilitate and encourage research and analysis in Canada with emphasis on socialist, feminist, ecological, and anti-racist points of view.

The Society is an association of progressive academics, students, activists, and members of the general public. The Society is dedicated to providing a forum for those who promote a socialist perspective as a foundation on which to build solutions to political, economic, workplace, social, gender, ethnic, environmental, and other forms of injustice. It is unique in bringing together individuals from all walks of life and as a member of the Canadian Federation for Humanities and Social Sciences, is in a position to create links with other organizations, promote the concerns of members, and present an influential face to policymakers.

The Society meets annually as part of the Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences. Member-organized sessions have dealt with topics ranging from neo-liberalism, feminism, race and ethnicity, terrorism, genocide, anarchism, and the environment, to economic, social and political injustice, concerns with the future of work, and the family.

Socialist Studies: The Journal of the Society for Socialist Studies, is peer-reviewed and interdisciplinary, launched in May 2005, marking the beginning of a new era in the history of the Society.  Submissions to the journal and subscriptions are dealt with in that section of the website. September 2008 marked another milestone for the journal which has moved to online publication available via the link on the left. All previous issues are now available online.

If you would like to become more actively involved with the Society on a voluntary basis, please contact Darrell McLaughlin (dmclaughlin@stmcollege.ca ).