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Our next conference is ICLASP12 to be held in Brisbane, Australia from 16th to 19th of June.

ICLASP12 Registration is now open click here to register.

For further information see our ICLASP12 page and the Call for Papers.

Please note that the closing date for submissions has been extended to 28th February

       The International Association of Language and Social Psychology was inaugurated at the sixth annual international conference in Ottawa 1997.  This emerged following the collaboration and interest of colleagues at several previous international meetings and enjoyed continued success and increased membership at the seventh annual conference held at Cardiff University in Wales, 2000.  Since then, we have held the International Conference on Language and Social Psychology (ICLASP) in Hong Kong (ICLASP8, 2002), at Penn State University (ICLASP9, 2004), in Bonn, Germany (ICLASP10, 2006), and most recently Tucson, Arizona (ICLASP11, 2008). We welcome you to join us with your membership.

            The primary purpose of the Association is to ensure the continuity and development of the biennial international conferences and the variety of functions these have served: the exchange of ideas; the making of contacts; the facilitation of collaborative research projects; the publication of articles and books; and especially, the sharing of experience among colleagues from a variety of disciplines and professions from around the world.  The diversity of perspectives focusing on the intersection of language and social behavior and experience has been one of the exciting and rewarding features of the earlier conferences.  At each conference, the membership and executive develop a Task Force to investigate a pressing issue and present their findings at the next conference. The 2008-2010 Task Force theme is Endangered Languages. We very much hope this will continue to be a distinctive feature in the future, too.

             How the Association develops will depend on the will and wishes of its members.  Our aims include the addition of specialist workshops, small group meetings, and other academic activities referred to in our constitution.  We look forward to contributions from our members to the biannual Newsletter and our website. 

Contact Information

Email Contacts:

General Information from the Officer of Records, Bernadette Watson: bernadette@uq.edu.au
Membership Information from Treasurer, Maggie Pitts: mpitts@odu.edu 
 
Send mail to mpitts@odu.edu with questions or comments about this web site.
Last modified:
July 28, 2008