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The article presents information on the travel funding offered by the Polanyi Society to the students for attending the Society's annual meeting to be held in San Francisco, California on November 19, 2011. It also provides the details that the students need to fulfill in the applications for availing the funds including the e-mail and postal address, student's academic background and accomplishments, and estimated travel and lodging expenses.

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The article presents a discussion on the congress of American Sociological Association in San Francisco, California, in August 2004. To reflect on congresses and exhibitions is a sociological work since, in addition to the information that they provide on the development of the profession of sociologist, they have a symbolic considerable impact. Already before the globalization, several professional North American affiliations turn into the international affiliations of the discipline. What is discussed in the San Francisco congress has so many relevancy for Spain as the Eighth Spanish Congress of Sociology, in September, 2004 in Alicante, Spain. The majority of the specialties coincide. Some papers and debates are similar. The methodological problems are also common in both the congresses. The ideas that they discuss in the world, fortunately, already do not diminish to a geographical national ambience. Almost two hundred specific sessions with written communications have been distributed.

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