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The Bernoulli Society for Mathematical Statistics and Probability is a section of the International Statistical Institute. It is an autonomous society which seeks to develop and improve statistical and stochastic methods and their applications through the promotion of international activity and cooperation.
Membership Fees for 2010:
Regular BS membership fee is EUR 70 and the reduced BS membership fee is EUR
35.
This includes access to the online versions of the Bernoulli Journal and
Stochastic Processes and Their Applications. New BS members receive half
price (only one reduction possible).
Entrance fee for BS extraordinary membership is EUR 19.
Joint IMS-BS membership fee is USD 148.
Joint BS-IMS-ISI fee is EUR 139.
Subscription Rates for Bernoulli in 2010
online for BS members is included in the membership fee.
hardcopy for BS members is EUR 25 (reduced membership: EUR 15).
online for non BS members is EUR 33.
hardcopy and online for non BS members is EUR 58.
online for BS extraordinary members is EUR 19.
hardcopy and online for BS extraordinary members is EUR 34.
Details
As an incentive to become a member, the Bernoulli Society offers:
50% fee reduction for the first year of membership of new members
Ph.D. Students join for free
50% fee reduction for the first two years for postdocs.
Retired persons, couples and members from developing countries (please refer to
the list at
http://isi.cbs.nl/developing.htm) continue to
receive a 50% fee reduction.
All the above members receive the full membership benefits of a regular member.
The Bernoulli Society has partnered with some societies to offer joint
membership with reduction in dues by joining both organizations at the same
time. Regular members who would also like to be members of the Institute of
Mathematical Statistics (IMS) can apply for a joint
BS-IMS membership. You will also receive full IMS membership benefits. If you
are an elected member of
ISI, you have the option to apply for a BS-IMS-ISI joint membership.
Permanent residents of developing countries (please see
http://isi.cbs.nl/developing.htm)
can apply for membership with extraordinary status. There are no annual
dues, but an entrance fee is charged to cover administrative costs of
membership, but otherwise extraordinary members will enjoy the usual benefits of
individual membership of the Bernoulli Society such as voting rights,
eligibility to offices of the Bernoulli Society, lower registration fees at
conferences of the Bernoulli Society, and reductions to journal subscriptions.
However, members with extraordinary status will not receive the official
publications of the Bernoulli Society free of charge, but may subscribe to them
at special rates.
Online Application Forms
Bernoulli Society membership:
http://isi.cbs.nl/bern-form.asp
Joint IMS-BS membership:
www.imstat.org/secure/orders/IndMember.asp
Joint BS-IMS-ISI membership:
http://isi.cbs.nl/Bern_IMS_ISI-form.asp.
Contact Information
Applications for reduced membership fees or extraordinary status should be
sent to:
J. Steinebach (Membership Secretary)
Mathematical Institute
University of Cologne
Weyertal 86-90
D-35931 Kφln, Germany
Tel.: +49 221 4702891
Fax: +49 221 4706073
e-mail: jost@math.uni-koeln.de
Applications for regular or retired memberships should be
sent to:
Margaret de Ruiter-Molloy (Membership Officer)
c/o ISI
P.O. Box 24070
2490 AB The Hague, The Netherlands
Tel.: +31 70 337 5726
Fax: +31 70 386 0025
e-mail: @cbs.nl