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Our Newsletter editor Satoshi IGUCHI (Japan) had made available the latest issue of our beloved RC51 Newsletter. View / Download it here.

Our Newsletter editor Satoshi IGUCHI (Japan) had made available the latest issue of our beloved RC51 Newsletter. View / Download it here.

We are currently seeking contributions for the upcoming Issue No. 46, scheduled for release in October 2025. We welcome contributions including:
・Announcements
・Conference reports
・Essays
・Book reviews

If you have insights or experiences from recent conferences including the 5th ISA Forum of Sociology in Rabat, or books you’ve read, or any information you would like to announce to the members, please feel free to contribute a text and share your insights.

Deadline for contributions: Tuesday, September 30, 2025.
Please send your manuscripts to siguchi05@gmail.com.

While there is no strict words limit or format, typically, reports and essays range from 500-600 words, and book reviews from 1000-2000 words. For more information on the newsletter and to access previous issues, please visit: https://sociocybernetics.org/newsletter

We look forward to your contributions. Thank you!

Satoshi Iguchi
Editor of the RC51 Newsletter

Our Newsletter editor Satoshi IGUCHI (Japan) had made available the latest issue of our beloved RC51 Newsletter. Download it here.

Dear RC51 members and friends,

I’m Satoshi Iguchi, the editor of the RC51 newsletter.

As announced by Saburo Akahori, the president of RC51, we are currently seeking contributions for the upcoming Issue No. 45, scheduled for release in March 2025.

We welcome contributions including announcements, conference reports, essays, or book reviews etc.
If you have insights or experiences from recent conferences, or books you’ve reviewed, or any information you would like to announce to the members, please feel free to contribute a text.

Deadline for contributions: Friday 28, 2025.
Please send your manuscripts to siguchi05@gmail.com.

While there is no strict words limit or format, typically, reports and essays range from 500-600 words, and book reviews from 1000-2000 words.

For more information on the newsletter and to access previous issues, please visit: https://sociocybernetics.org/newsletter

We look forward to your contributions.
Thank you for your continued support of RC51’s conferences and activities.

Thank you so much,

Satoshi Iguchi
Editor of the RC51 Newsletter

Our Newsletter editor Satoshi IGUCHI (Japan) had made available the latest issue of our beloved RC51 Newsletter. Download it here.