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BSA Membership Benefits from Sage
The Association represents UK sociology on key bodies both nationally and internationally and works closely with allied organisations to influence policies affecting sociology within the wider social sciences remit.
The BSA provides a network of communication to all who are concerned with the promotion and use of sociology and sociological research.
Membership to the BSA is a must-have for those who wish to be involved and stay current with sociology in Britain.
As a member of the BSA community, you'll have many opportunities to meet and collaborate with others who share your interests, establishing invaluable networking and career opportunities, as well as receiving the excellent benefits that membership can offer you.
BSA members receive a variety of benefits as part of their membership, including the Sage benefits and discounts outlined on this page.
Electronic access to both Sociology and Work, employment and society. Members choose which print copy they would like to receive, with the second available at a discounted rate.
Discounted individual print subscription to Cultural Sociology
As a BSA member you can enjoy free electronic access to Sage Sociology collection, which includes over 80 peer-reviewed journals published by Sage and participating societies. See the full list.
Sage Journals and Books Discounts
BSA members receive 50% discount for individual subscriptions to related journals:
European Journal of Social Theory
European Journal of Women's Studies
Feminist Theory
Gender & Society
International Review for the Sociology of Sport
Journal of Classical Sociology
Journal of Consumer Culture
Journal of Family History
Journal of Family Issues
Journal of Sport & Social Issues
Journalism
Language and Literature
Sexualities
Social Compass
Tourist Studies
Violence Against Women
Youth & Society
Members also receive a 30% discount on all Sage books and subscription to all Sage journals. Browse our full catalogue.
Sage Research Methods and Cases
BSA members have access to Sage Research Methods including the Cases module, which provides access to 500 cases, over 300 of which are related to sociology.
Members have free access to over 1,000 sociology e-books within the Sage Knowledge eBook platform.