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Okay, really good, John. So, welcome to the business meeting at the ease of Word Congress in Melbourne.

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We have 15 sessions. 3 joint sessions with IC or 2 economy and society. And I'll see, 48 social movements collective action and certain change.

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Yeah.

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And, she, 18 pretty good sociology. We have one poster session that should be.

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The

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In total there are 54 paper presentations. I have no overview how many scholars are there or online.

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Can, and this, All the

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Yeah, I think. No, I think the majority of the paper presenters were here. So like in each session out of 5, maybe 3 or 4 here and one or 2 overseas.

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I mean online. So.

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Okay, So, we have, we had one integrated session, yesterday. Oh, it's not yesterday, a few days ago.

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Yeah. Yeah.

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And the night for me and organized by Harvey and myself on public school. And, we, had this integrated session with, our CO 2 economy and society and our C 24 on utilization.

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So, topics, you know, is better than me or gender and democracy inequality, entrepreneurs, migration, inequality, entrepreneurs, migration, post capitalist future social justice, And we have, a bite region coverage of all, regions in the

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presentations.

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Would you like to add something.

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No, I think that's fine. You can continue

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Okay, okay. Okay. Oh.

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So we would like to continue with the financial overview of our CEO line. You had submitted to the ISA.

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A proposal for a grand of, €1,400. For the creation of magic working groups, 750 years.

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And the organization of a Monday PHD. But, there was a problem, the decision was communicated to the membership.

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But, they'll go on, was not much interest from the side of the members.

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Just do go and or wanted to organize the automatic working groups and so the I haven't taken this money and some words on the PG level time possibility that may be organized for the next fall in 2,025.

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Do you know already where the form will take place? Have it. Do you know?

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Sorry? The social forum. Does anyone know? Marcus, social forum.

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Okay, I'm doing good. And so.

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I think Morocco. Yeah, 2 years from now, Morocco, yeah. Orrica, can you say anything about the PhD laboratory this time?

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Did anyone apply or? What happened?

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No, me, me didn't organize this, but the idea is to re-imply for this, and to organize a PhD in 2,025.

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So, there was, there were some problems and, there was some problems and, there was not much interest from, from the board.

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So, that we couldn't do this. And So, how we've done myself, would like to organize this PG laboratory of one day or 2 days.

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And we would, ask for. A new application to receive some money for this.

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Oh, we have. We had in, December, 2,022. 9, 9,000 Westerners in our account and in, And, if I'm right, the event of yesterday evening.

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Some, 1,500, users. What is the amount?

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No, that's about it. We got for the social event, our allocation. I think that's in the next slide.

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So if you continue. You could shorten it.

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So we'll have like

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Yes, in any case, but, so, the, event should be deducted from this amount.

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Should have 6,000 plus euros in our pT actually.

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Some, some. so, we, suggestion you come, you know, opinion of which just an evening.

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And, drinks for us, your land members and, presenters. One.

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Yeah, sorry? All together could be 20. Some people came and left.

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We managed to finish all the hoop, all the tokens we had for drinks. So we did a good job actually.

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And. And the thing.

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Yeah, absolutely here. Do you have any feedback on yesterday's event? Was that a disaster? Was that okay?

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Was that? It was fine. Thank you, Suki. Yeah.

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That was a pretty nice event actually. We sat down outside. There was a fire to keep us warm and good company.

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But would win over that because of the way in the structure. 7 30. Exactly. So next time around we should.

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Maybe you should try to combine business meeting and We should redefine business meeting as social solidarity meeting or something.

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That was proposed in the RC discussion because business keeps people away. Some people are simply said no we don't want to be in business you know.

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Psychologically I think it's a put-off term, yeah. No for all the members you know who are exactly I think you we should call a members meeting absolutely

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Oh, 200.

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Okay. Okay. So, me, looking forward to suggestions how to spend the Yeah, suggested, to, already, last, before the Congress.

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To bring in some, speakers and things, people, that's to the next poem and the us your land program.

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Jakuba Fleed Padiment. The amount, depends on the location of the phone and, if you agree on a person, if it's new to first of possibility was suggested by colleagues from the world.

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The small sums could be used to subsidize the coming to the phone for some young PhD graduates to assist in the PhD level to your young scholars.

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They made me select by the board based on excellent paper presentations in one of the IC or 9 sessions in Melbourne.

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So if you, find, interesting scholars, maybe the equation. How to, talk to them on.

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And we may organize the call for presentation some months before the Congress by emails. To the membership and on the RC online website.

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Perhaps you could discuss this.

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Long how to take a decision your suggestions please. He could not find, any dream and then, I'll see you 9 God.

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So, that's, there was this huge amount of money that was accumulated.

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Pardon?

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Rico, we have, we have somebody who wants to speak to me. Yeah, I Hi Erika I have a suggestion that to select She excellent PhD students on the basis of presentations they have already made at this Congress may not be effective to recruit PhD students because they have already presented here.

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It would be better to have maybe through the members on our list. Call for expressions of interest.

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And to assess them based on submitted abstracts rather than choosing them based on the ones who've already presented because only students who could already afford to come who already have maybe completed their research or a late stage so you know we will not reach them in time for the forum.

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If we base them on their presentations. Yeah. So you know I just want to ask the follow-up so you're suggesting for the next forum that we did.

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Well yeah because that would give us time to prepare. Right. I think we terms of my 2 cents I think the next board should be the ones to take decisions about how to spend future funds I don't think we need to make any decisions about how to spend our funds today.

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Hopefully.

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Absolutely. If I could just come in, that's a good point. But at least we could make some recommendations as the outgoing board at least we could make some recommendations as the outgoing board.

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To help us with the Morocco PhD students sort of workshop preconference workshop because we could actually do a lot Morocco being a location we could get many many candidates from the Minar region and they're the ones who cannot come all the way for visa restrictions and all other.

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No should make a decision at this point on how to spend the funds that there are available in the committee's Oh, yeah.

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Accounts. My point was about how we should in general organize to direct funding towards. Incentivizing excellent PhD students.

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To participate actively in our research committee and to bring new research. Into our group. Right and to just to actually have this mentorship and developmental function which of course every research committee should have.

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So I just want to make the clear that my point was not about who should make the decision, but it was really about how you know when if we think about what are we supposed to do for our PhD students.

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Yes, sure. And. In any case, I don't have an overview how many are C or 9 PhD students participate in the Congress.

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If we contact our membership, this may not be, or 9 PhD students participate in the Congress.

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If we, contact our membership, this may not be, the same go to that people who they come to in any case we have funding for some 2 or 3 people.

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Each year I guess we have some 1,000 I have some, 1,000, dollars, I don't choose the amount.

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And Brian, do you agree? Is this the case?

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Then it's very important training for them to be able to. Submit abstracts and be Yes, What is she asking?

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I'm not too sure. Orrica, can you repeat your question, please?

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I only wanted to say in we have now a 7,500 views. And I don't know how many use will be added each year some 1,000 years I guess from the membership.

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This is the case.

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That's a great question. I don't know the answer to that question and I'm I'm looking at Marcus, so maybe he can help me later.

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I find ISA financing to be very difficult since that there's no way for me to know in real time.

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How much money we have on our account. I have to email isabella Marlinska who then emails me back.

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She wrote me the other day, 2 days ago saying we had 8,800. Which confused me because in December she said we have the 9,045 I'm gonna ask if there've been any transactions and she said the 1,500 to have been for the social event but that math doesn't really add up so I find

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it very confusing. Within the ISA to understand at the RS, then I'm not meaning to put you on the spot markets, but if you have any insight that would be helpful.

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I wouldn't know about any of the details but I mean, you do have a huge chunk in your account that is, you know, ready to be spent in the future.

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You know, ready to be spent in the future. You may also expect that there will be also new grant money over the next 4 years becoming available.

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Right, right, right, but you can, you know, really see there will be a bit of additional money coming in.

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The other sources of course is the new of people who sign up for the committee. So there will be you know somewhat more but definitely of course you can calculate the money you already have saved from the past.

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That is for you is actually guaranteed you potentially could spend. I think the suggestion in Orlithic made about his PhD that was brilliance, just excellent.

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And I do think it would be great to, yes, dedicate a certain amount relatively early on so that it can be announced that some funding is available for students that would then encourage them.

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About singing to come and participate with me otherwise would not even thought about for lack of funding. It could also help to improve the quality of submissions of the abstracts because then they really want to excel you know to get the grants so you know it has a benefit for the young schoolers but it will also increase the quality of what comes

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into the committee. Very good.

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Okay, very good, John. In any case, I guess we should have funding for some 2, 3 or 4 colleagues not tomorrow.

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Oh, if one of me, I think, that, the registration fee, should be rather high or just maybe funded by the IC or the, booking of the hotel.

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Maybe of course something and the flat so we should be realistic that there's there are tons of pipes for 2 3 4 people.

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I just want to add I agree with Marcus that we should decide ahead of time what you want to allocate to exactly what kind of events.

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And make an announcement well ahead of time. I think that we should based it on a call for expressions of interest or abstracts.

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This will allow supervisors and team leaders to get to mentor and get their students ready and help them.

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But you know, so we know the timeline. And of course you're right, Urika, that we will not be able to fund everyone who applies and will only be able to fund maybe a small number of people who apply.

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But we want it to be competitive so that we can get excellent students. That's the point is to help them to achieve excellence.

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In in my view. So, you know, if we announce it ahead of time. They know that there are only one or 2 or 3 scholarships.

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Hmm.

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We will decide at what level depending on what the cost is. And you should then we can get Isa to also subsidize them with a free registration.

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I've done this when I've done joint sessions with other other research committees So it makes the cost less.

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They will get like a scholarship for the air. For their attendance if they also attend at our event.

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Which we could have as a pre-conference event or alongside the.

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Okay.

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So that's just an idea about, you know, It's not really different from your idea, it's just about how to organize it and how to recruit this how to advertise it and recruit the students.

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To make sure it's doing its job of bringing the new talent into the committee. Okay.

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Thank you for the suggestion now that you should be elected in the IC or 9 board to realize for true has been, have just suggested.

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So,

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Ahm.

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No, I think what I said in this will break at this point that let's finish with your presentation.

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Hey.

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But once you do that then we have few ideas to discuss. One idea is how to organize the election because we don't have the quorum here so we cannot elect anyone today so we have to organize the whole thing but I would just take maybe 2 min.

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To present the 2 candidates who have shown interest one for the president, one for the vice president. And then to be fair, and I have few other comments, but I will.

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Postpone those comments until you finish. So please carry on only.

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Oh, I only had 20, and I'm not meeting on Non-polar, but I think, the, which was major is better than this.

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So you have to organize elections. After the Congress. This has to be, done after after this Congress, in this year.

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And, the, functions as a nominating community. And, so, having, myself, you have, looked for some person who could be interested.

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To, participate in the new board, But, we, as a former cautious, we, want to continue to be on the board.

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To, helps them. So, we had contact with Pitch, I don't know if this function.

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Can you see my screen?

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Yeah. Really?

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Can you see, the picture of.

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No, you need to share your screen or something. But I have it on my screen but can I connect my laptop with you?

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Oh, I can, so a picture is a professor in a development. At the university of New York.

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Oh no, she is a specialist of, at the Vale of Plant Cooperation, Globalization and Nagration, gender studies, methods of the in development research.

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And totally, religion focuses on South and Southeast Asia. She has worked on, similarization and development too.

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And she is interested, to, me, the rest as incoming, president.

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She, is very active. Nicha, you know this in the job development. And she's active in the AID too.

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Oh my, so, this maybe a possibility as president. And as far as President, is, is she, here in the meeting?

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This would mean Zen in the meeting. Have it.

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We don't know because her poster station is right after today's business meeting. So as we finish the meeting go down the stairs we might run into her but I doubt whether she should be here because otherwise she could have come to the meeting.

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Okay, can you say some moves on her?

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I don't. Yeah, you should be telling for me. I don't know. Yes, because you know how much changed about that.

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So most likely she is not here, maybe her colleagues will present the posterization downstairs. But I also know Petra because while she was doing research in Malaysia about 2025 years ago we got to know each other very well.

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And she is also the vice dean of faculty of social sciences, University of Vienna. So I've seen that if we have people who are in very solid positions in terms of logistics in terms of secretarial help, you know, that helps.

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I mean, I can share my experience, you know, because I don't hold. Recently I haven't held any important positions.

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I had access to nothing from my universities. I had to do everything by myself and that's a disadvantage for the group that I represent.

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Very good. And the vice presidential candidate that I have received interest from is a professor and a rising star in Indian sociology and she's the Dean of Heritage Management, a number of things in that university of Ambedkar in Delhi, which is a great university.

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And and a very fine sociologist who presented at our Vienna meetings, you know. So what I suggest will require me that these are 2 suggestions.

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So if we open up, if we make announcement that please submit your interest if you we have those victims safe.

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Yes, this is.

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And give a time limit yes please so according to our bylaws we have the board can be a nominating committee But then after this World Congress, my task is to send an email to all members in good standing.

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It is.

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And they have up to 2 months to nominate other people. So you can either self-nominate or nominate other people so you can either self-nominate or nominate and then once somebody has self-nominate or nominate and then once somebody has been nominated They need to be supported in writing by 2 other

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members in good standing and then we can hold the election online.

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Right.

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Yes, this is okay. In any case we had, some, candidate.

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So, and but the process that you have but the process that you have, and, but, the process that you have, given that is, correct one. No.

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And so, I, asked, the existing board who wanted to continue and if I remember, well, Victor!

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He didn't show up. He didn't come. He's not here, but yes, he did say by email that he was interested.

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And picture of those

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Okay, okay. Yeah.

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Victor also didn't show but I haven't seen that email Lyrica, can I take this opportunity to nominate someone else?

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So I'd like to nominate you to nominate someone else. So I'd like to nominate swimming if you would.

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Me, this is a very good idea. I want you to,

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Consider giving them that work. I would strongly support that.

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I was, some months ago in a university to evaluate her institution. She's, among you, she may perhaps, She, share the session and.

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She's Do we know?

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Yeah. Oh, is here. Would you like to speak?

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And if she's coming to the microphone, I'd also like to take this moment if he's still on the Zoom to nominate Matthew. Sorry.

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My name is Durina Roska. I'm from the American University of Moldova.

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We plan!

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I know Ricky from I don't know, 2,000 and. Something like this. And yeah, I'm organizing one or 2 sessions in this Congress.

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I mean one but I was added as organizer in a second session after the after. That I was involved also in RC, 9 during the last form of sociology in Brazil.

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I was involved in a session that I organised myself and then I presented another paper in another session within this sarcie committee and I'm really enjoying working with the team and I will be happy to join the board.

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He was online and I know he works with with teacher. He was online but he sent me a he's going to present in 4 h So he said I need some sleep and I said it's okay.

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But I think he went to sleep because he won. Matthew was. No, he's still on he went to sleep because he wanted Matthew was no he's still on his if he's away he may have Nice to meet you.

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How much is a way and I think a detail might tell you more those of you on the ground. Unfortunately for family reasons I put in trouble.

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Yep, I'll at least I lent a little bit of the expectations from the board with from DETAIN, who has been my boss and colleague now.

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So. Yeah, I'll be happy to join the Wonderful, wonderfully committed individual also already.

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7 day and those new persons will become so Yeah, thank you.

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Just, tell a little bit where you're coming from a new association where you're going to.

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For the last 3 months I'm still in but from the first of October I will be at the Fry University in Berlin and yeah.

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That will be my new position for the next 3 years. Yeah.

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Okay, So I have another suggestion, a part man that you use online too. Who is, abduction student PhD student from Paul,

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Let's see. I'm a doctor and student in. I'm joined in, Do you?

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Perhaps I will, repeat some of the Oh, he's a PhD student.

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Do you have other candidates?

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I'm going to propose, He actually helped us with sharing 2 sessions where we We're lacking and he attended all the say most of the stations.

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So should be a candidate from Nepal. So I really am interested in seeing a diversification of your graphical regimes.

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Represented in our board. So our strongly support with to be a member. So can I suggest ask request Bryan to prepare a list of all the names that have been mentioned as potential candidates for the board.

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And personally, How would be very happy to yield my place to a new member if it so requires. So once you do have a provision on the on our Constitution that former presidents have a role on the board as exhibition members.

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Okay, but if there's a need that someone has to ill, I'm ready to yield my post.

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There is a problem. Here there's a new structure in nature and the webmaster.

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So if these young colleagues, who want to join the SEO 9, in preparing new status or taking care of, the internet.

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The internet, base of us, you know, this would be fine. Now, can you please tell us if this is the case?

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So if you have to take the microphone and introduce yourself, please. Thank you very much. So my name is Luther Nahalata.

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I'm a lecturer at the interest of Melbourne here and I'm interested to be part of a possible both board member and yeah I'm happy to do that news later as well.

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Thank you. And I did research in Asian cities as well as Australian cities as well as Australian cities and my research is economic sociology, as well as Australian cities and mining researches, economic sociology, work employment.

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Special justice right to the city staff. And I'm gonna go ahead and ask. Thank you. Full disclosure I could not propose Lotha's name because she is a fellow Bangladeshi and I have known her for a long time so I'm glad that she plays.

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Thank you. Hi, Rick. Again, this is Dorina. I can help with the website if it is in WordPress.

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If it is WordPress, I can help with the website. I can manage it.

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As in any case, as a current, a new stature Nietzsche takes care a little bit of the website too.

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Okay, okay. So you'll take, oh, okay, okay. So when I send out the list of nominations and ask for the members to you know within 2 months to nominate others one of the positions and ask for the members within 2 months to nominate others one of the positions is for board specifically or specifically.

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In any case, it's a good idea. If, elected, there would be a time of passing over the tasks.

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And, that would be from, the, with, who is not in Melbourne, but,

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So I come to the end of my. Presentation. Are there other questions or suggestions? How do you want to discuss particular points?

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Yeah, I we may come back so please stay on the line, Hulary. I just want to make one or 2 points.

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Based on my attendance at the Research Council meeting. What we did was not too bad But we need to do more.

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So for the future committee, I have few recommendations. One recommendation is that at some point in between the Congress we need to have at least one meeting.

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And RC 9 is one of the on the larger side of the you know, membership in terms of membership.

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So we could you know, organised and we have some funding left, you know, 8,000 is not too bad.

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So we could organize and event a conference in between. Larger or small doesn't matter. We could tie up with some or professional organization, some university, some other activity we could you know, join them and have our own conference.

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In between so I would strongly recommend that would actually make us look very good. So in the art of meeting they were kind of not ranking officially they were showing You know, the best examples and they didn't show the words.

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I mean, they did show because some of the artists didn't even have business meetings. And didn't have newsletters.

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So they were failing on those very fundamental requirements which we met. We met all those requirements. So we didn't look too bad.

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But we could do much better. So my suggestion for the new board incoming board would be that please try to organize conference and please try to present all the publications, books, articles, etc.

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In the newsletters. We really, we tried to do that, but I think our coverage was not complete.

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We could work on that more. We could strengthen the newsletter a bit. So these are some of the suggestions.

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More focus will be given and that's that's a suggestion from the RC on virtual presentation of of the RC we have already done that and we can even strengthen that with the infusion of new members.

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Board. So that's all I wanted to say. And I also wanted to recognize the contributions of George and others.

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For the last 4 or 5 years in running this RC, I think they've done a good job and they're not here.

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I want to acknowledge their contributions and I'm deeply grateful to them. That's all. Thank you.

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No one to add that I think to thank the members who have served on the board but will not be serving the people of Aviv and Eureka and Dieter.

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Sam Cone and Josh Dubrow gonna be Elona as well. I'm not sure that she's planning to run again.

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So people who have served but are not going to run for reelection, I want to thank them for all of their work.

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Thank you. I think especially we have to thank Enrika and Pablo because they made all the work being on the board was not really a big thing.

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Because they made all the work. Being on the board was not really a big thing. Because they made all the work being on the board was not really a big thing.

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They handled it so perfectly well that it was so easy a big thing because they handled it so perfectly well that it was so easy. Yeah. So we didn't have to do much.

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So many thanks for the work.

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Okay, in any case it was a pleasure to do this for the last years. And I was very interested, and because of the of the topic of my research and you remember that I published several books on globalization transformations mainly based on, sessions during virtual classes or phones.

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Of the last, 15 years or so. Okay. Oh, so, Brian, have you taken, some notes so that we can perhaps, write a summary of the business meeting and sent it to the members.

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Yes, I'm taking notes and I'm actually recording attendance at the moment.

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Okay, okay. In any case, you should, be able to, see again, the session as it is recorded.

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So in any case, we get in touch, Brian, how you can I save, with the form about.

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And, we look forward to receiving the, summary of this business meeting so that you can, this business meeting so that you can, inform the by the, this business meeting so that you can, inform the by the membership on, that you can, inform the by the membership on, the different conclusions that we have.

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Yes, thank you. So I'm I have recorded on my phone. I'm gonna try to find access to the recording of the zoom and I have a nineteen-hour flight in which to create to write up the notes.

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Okay, okay. Thank you to all of you and hopefully we will, join together in some of the session that are interesting.

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Have a nice. Congress and see you perhaps in Morocco.

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Bye.