Subscribing to the IASSA listserver
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Posting messages
To post a message to the IASSA listserver, send your email message to IASSA Secretariat. Once it is approved by the listserver administration, it will be distributed to all list subscribers.
Guidelines for use of the IASSA listserver
1. Topics should be related to professional interests of Arctic social scientists.
2. All those posting items to the list should include a name and email address with their contributions. Otherwise, subscribers will not know who sent the message or how to respond to you personally.
3. Some subscribers may not be able to receive attachments over this listserv, so if you send attachments please include all necessary information in the message as well.
4. Comments or suggestions about this list should be sent to IASSA Secretariat.
About the IASSA listserver
This server list is designed for use by members and others interested in the goals of the International Arctic Social Sciences Association (IASSA). The organization was founded in 1990 to represent Arctic social scientists in international contexts and to provide a network for social scientists working and/or living in the North. Among IASSA's objectives are efforts to ensure that social sciences research is carried out in accordance with ethical principles approved by indigenous peoples and other Northern residents. IASSA also seeks to develop and enhance educational programs that will provide northern residents and those interested in the North with information necessary to improve social, economic, and political conditions in Northern communities.
Information, questions, and communications on this server list will deal broadly with issues affecting Arctic social sciences and with matters of interest to IASSA members. Contributions may include announcements of meetings or conferences, news about upcoming IASSA activities, information about new publications of interest to Arctic social scientists, job announcements, or requests for contacts regarding scholar investigations of particular topics. Postings should be those of interest to a wide audience.
All messages to the IASSA listserver have been approved by the listserv administration before they are posted in order to keep viruses, scams and spam off the list.
