Academy Members (learned Societies)
Association for Learning Technology
Association of Social Anthropologists
Association for Tourism in Higher Education
British Accounting & Finance Association
British Association for Applied Linguistics
British Association for American Studies
British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy
British Association International & Comparative Education
British Academy of Management
British Association for Slavonic & East European Studies
British Educational Research Association
British International Studies Association
British Psychological Society
British Sociological Association
British Society of Criminology
British Society of Gerontology
British Society for Population Studies
Council for Hospitality Management in Education
Development Studies Association
Economic History Society
European Academy of Management (based in Brussels)
Government Economic Service
Government Social Research
Housing Studies Association
Joint University Council
Leisure Studies Association
Media, Communications & Cultural Studies Association
Political Studies Association
Royal Geographical Society
Regional Studies Association
Regional Science Association International
Royal Statistical Society
Royal Town Planning Institute
Society for the Advancement of Management Studies
Scottish Economic Society
Society of Legal Scholars
Social Policy Association
Social Research Association
Social Services Research Group
Society for Research into Higher Education
Society for Studies in Organising for Healthcare
Socio-Legal Studies Association
University Association for Contemporary European Studies
The UK Evaluation Society
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