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Centre for Research into Emotion Work (CREW)
http://www.brunel.ac.uk/about/acad/bbs/research/centres/crew
The Centre for Research into Emotion Work at Brunel University, UK is "a network of academics and practitioners who study, practice or manage emotion work". Research aims "to understand and enhance the management of sustainable, valuable and effective emotion work through active collaboration between academics and practitioners". There is information on research programs and themes, reports and publications, including the "International Journal of Work, Organisation and Emotion" which the centre edits. News and event informaton is also included.
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Emotion home page 
http://emotion.nsma.arizona.edu/emotion.html
The Emotion Home Page is compiled and maintained by Jean-Marc Fellous and Eva Hudlicka from the University of Arizona. It is an excellent resource guide for internet souces reflecting a cognitive approach to emotion. There are multidisciplinary sections which cover psychological, neuroscience and artificial intelligence approaches to the subject, each with theoretical summaries and a bibliography. Conferences, course syllabi, journals and books are listed together with discussion forum and mailing list information.
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Emotions in business
http://www.business.uq.edu.au/display/research/Emotions+in+Business
Emotions in Business is a research program conducted by staff at the University of Queensland Business School. The program focuses on "stress management, the role of intuition, emotional expression, leadership, inter-personal interactions, and making database queries". Some of its projects include: Testing a Multi-level Theory of Emotion in Organisations; Emotional Reactions to Job Insecurity, Emotional Intelligence, and Their Effects on Employee Behaviour; and Service Quality, Emotional Labour, and Emotion
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Emotions in Organizations Network (EMONET)
http://www.uq.edu.au/emonet/
Emotions in Organizations Network began in 1997 during the 1996 Academy of Management meeting. Those conference papers became contributions to the edited volume "Emotions in the Workplace". There is now a series, already into its third published volume. EMONET is a restricted email list that facilitates "scholarly discussion of all matters relating to the study of emotion in organizational settings". The site lists books and resources and links to related websites.
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European William James Society (EWJP)
http://www.pragmatism.org/societies/european_james.htm
The European William James Society, founded in 2001, is an interdisciplinary association of European scholars involved in Jamesean studies and is linked with the William James Society. The EWJS aims to "promote --mainly under the guise of scientific meetings in Europe-- the study of the life and work of William James (1842-1910)". James' work on emotion and pragmatism is the broad focus. There is a mailing list available to members only.
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International Society for Research on Emotion
http://www.isre.org/
The International Society for Research on Emotion was founded in 1984 and is an interdisciplinary, professional association of scholars who conduct social science research in the area of emotion. The site provides syllabi and course information, news and event information and there is a newsletter available online for members, together with links to related websites.
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Realities
http://www.socialsciences.manchester.ac.uk/realities/
Realities is an ESRC project which follows the Real Life Methods programme. Begun in October 2008 and based at University of Manchester. Realities aims to develop methods and approaches to capture the dynamics in the way that personal relationships and relationalities are lived. There is online access to working papers. They are in pdf format and require Adobe Acrobat software to access. The site lists journal articles and publications and provides booking information on the programme's workshops and courses.
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Sentiments
http://www2.asanet.org/emotions/newsletters.html
Sentiments is the online newsletter of the American Sociological Association Sociology of Emotions section. Begun in 2004 the publication aims to provide "items of interest to the section in professional and scholarly respects". In addition to short articles there is news and event information, as well as award and other information of professional interest.
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Shyness and sociology: a sociological website about a cultural epidemic
http://www.sussex.ac.uk/Users/ss216/
Shyness and Society is a webpage compiled by Susie Scott, from the Department of Sociology at the University of Sussex, to introduce debates within the sociology of emotion regarding "a topic which has so far only been studied by psychologists". Her research is concerned with situating the emotions of "self-consciousness" in "the social context in which people become shy". The site presents an outline of her own research with links to "the ShySoc mailing list" as well as links to relevant websites.
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Sociology of emotions
http://socemot.com/
Sociology of emotions is a research network of the European Sociological Association. There is publication and news and event information and links to related websites
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Sociology of emotions
http://www2.asanet.org/emotions/
The Sociology of Emotions section of the American Sociological Association brings together scholars from a variety of backgrounds. "Substantive topics of investigation include: the expression and experience of emotions, emotions in social interaction, identity and emotions, emotions in historical perspective, the cross-cultural study of emotions, emotions and violence, and the traditions of theory and research in the area of emotions". The site provides news, employment and conference information and links to the section's newsletter and mailing list.
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Sociology of Emotions Section discussion listserve
http://www2.asanet.org/emotions/listserv.html
The Sociology of Emotions Section online discussion group provides elibible scholars with instructions for joining this listserve.
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William James
http://www.des.emory.edu/mfp/james.html
This website provides detailed information about the life and works of the psychologist and philosopher William James. It is authored by Frank Pajares of Emory University, USA. The site includes essays, excerpts, review, letters, notes on James's books 'The Principles of Psychology', "The Varieties of Religious Experience" and much more. It is a primary resource for William James scholars.
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William James Cybrary
http://wjcybrary.net/
The William James Cybrary is a complete resource for scholars interested in "the life, work, and influence of American philosopher William James (1842-1910)". The site aims to provide "a comprehensive bibliography of secondary literature on James published from 2000 onward; selective bibliographies of primary, secondary, and tertiary James-related literature; a list of web sites pertaining to James, including links to full-text versions of James's essays and books; a compilation of interviews about James with notable persons; as well as a collection of digitalized artwork inspired by James's writings" There are links to the William James Society and its journal 'William James Studies', blogs about William James and online full-text access to primary and secondary out-of-copyright resources.
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William James Society (WJS)
http://www.wjsociety.org/
The William James Society is a "multidisciplinary professional society which supports the study of, and communication about, the life and work of William James (1842-1910) and his ongoing influence in the many fields to which he contributed". The society publishes the online journal William James Studies. There is news and event information and links to related websites.
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William James Studies
http://williamjamesstudies.press.uiuc.edu/
William James Studies is an interdisciplinary, peer reviewed journal sponsored by the William James Society and published online by the University of Illinois Press. The journal is open-access and "dedicated to publishing high quality, scholarly articles related to the life, work and influence of William James". There are no subscription fees for this scholarly journal which was first published in summer 2006. The editors include some eminent James scholars. The journal will be of interest to sociologists, philosophers, psychologists and scholars of literary studies and religion. Articles are available in a printer-friendly format that is subject to the usual copyright restrictions. There is an issue index and links to relevant web resources.
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