The annual PSA meeting is one of the largest and most popular sociological conferences, with well over 1,000 people expected to attend. This year’s meeting will focus on the mission of the Pacific Sociological Association: “to promote high quality teaching of sociological knowledge, and to mentor the next generation of sociologists.” Papers will range across all sociological disciplines, representing the diversity of research questions, topics and methodologies. These prominent scholars, avid book buyers, look for titles on the full range of Sociology topics. Publishers wishing to promote their Sociology titles cannot afford to miss this exciting event.

Founded in 1930 for the purpose of advancing psychology as a science, profession, and means of promoting human welfare—this dynamic conference attracts over 1000 attendees. Library of Social Science will be at the center of the action, representing most of the major publishers in psychology. Presentations cover a wide range of topics, including forensic psychology, psychology and social change, men’s mental health, psychology as a science, psychology of women, gender roles, diversity, developmental psychology, neuropsychology and clinical psychology. Among the exciting Keynote Presentations: “Teaching as a Political Act;” “Exploring Psychology’s Past;” “Clothing, Prejudice, and Sexism;” “Intimate Partner Violence.”

SWPA’s exciting annual convention serves the psychological community by providing access to scientific advances and professional development within a collegial atmosphere. With over 1,500 professors, therapists, counselors and students in attendance, publishers reach an enthusiastic audience seeking significant titles on the full range of psychology and mental health topics. This year’s meeting focuses on applying psychological research to solve the challenges of tomorrow. This is one of the best opportunities of the year to promote your books on the theory and practice of psychology, animal learning, sexual behavior, child and adolescent development, multicultural psychology, the psychology of well-being, virtual education, the effects of technology on well-being, and diversity in mental health treatment.

In 2016, historians at Munich’s Institute of Contemporary History published a 2000 page, annotated 2-volume edition of Hitler’s blueprint for the new Germany, Mein Kampf. This international conference hosts speakers from Germany, Israel and the US presenting their scholarly work showing how Hitler’s original writing in Mein Kampf on nationalism, expansionism, warfare and anti-Semitism led to the tragedy of WWII and the Holocaust. The panelists will bring their expertise to bear on subjects ranging from propaganda to anti-Semitism to Lebensraum, and from political violence to Jewish Bolshevism. The conference is co-organized by renowned filmmaker, Prof. John J. Michalczyk (Boston College), and Prof. Michael Bryant (Bryant University).