Hyv�t suomalaiset sosiologian yst�v�t,

Saksanmaalta kuuluu kummia. Berliiniss� sijaitsevan Freie 
Universit�tin sosiologian laitos on joutunut lakkauttamisuhan alle.

T�m�n viestin alla on Freien sosiologian professorin Martin Kohlin 
kansainv�liselle sosiologiyhteis�lle suuntaama vetoomus 
solidaarisuuden osoittamiseksi heid�n laitoksensa puolesta.

K�yt�nn�ss� t�m�n voi tehd� allekirjoittamalla adressin joka l�ytyy 
sivuilta: http://www.phonem.net/sozio

Jokainen suomalainenkin sosiologian opettaja tai opiskelija 
varmasti ymm�rt�� mit� kaikkea se tarkoittaa jos laitoksen 
viranhaltijoiden m��r� leikataan kuudesta yhteen.

Semi Purhonen

>From: "Prof. Dr. Martin Kohli" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2003 18:54:01 +0100
>Subject: Save the Institute of Sociology in Berlin
>
>Dear friends of sociology,
>
>What this is about:
>As a result of the Berlin government�s plans to drastically reduce 
>spending for education, the president of the Freie Universit�t proposes

>to reduce the number of professorships in sociology from currently 6 to
>1. This would mean closing the Department of Sociology and terminating 
>the diploma-degree in sociology at the Freie Universit�t Berlin despite
>a permanently increasing number of applying students and a growing need
>for social science in a radically changing society.
>
>As students, employees and faculty, but above all as involved 
>sociologists we demand that the department of sociology can continue 
>its work as a successful institution of teaching and research. How you 
>can help us: Our immediate aim is to underline  the importance and 
>value of sociology both in the university and  in society so that  the
>President of the University and decision makers in the Academic Senate
>and the Curatorium withdraw current plans to shut down the Department. 
For this we need your support.
>
>We sincerely ask you to share our concern and to oppose the removal of 
>our discipline from a major German university. If you fill in the form 
>below, we can name you as a supporter of our open letter (which you can
>find under http://www.phonem.net/sozio) to the president of our 
>university and to those responsible in Berlin politics. Of course, we 
>would also welcome any additional statements or comments supporting our
>case. In addition, we would appreciate it if you could forward this 
>email to other interested persons and send a direct comment to the 
>president of the Freie Universitaet, Dieter Lenzen, via 
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>Title:
>Name:
>Organisation:
>
>Thank you very much for your help
>
>Students and faculty of the Department of Sociology, Freie Universit�t 
>Berlin
>
>
>
>------- End of forwarded message -------Prof. Dr. Martin Kohli Institut

>f�r Soziologie / Institute for Sociology Freie Universit�t Berlin / 
>Free University of Berlin Garystr. 55
>D-14195 Berlin, Germany
>
>Tel. +49 30 8385-7653
>Fax +49 30 8385-7652
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>www.fall-berlin.de/kohli

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