2006 Annual Meeting Call for Proposals OPEN

Power Reconsidered   |   Aug 31 - Sept 3   |   Philadelphia, PA 

September 15, 2005: 2006 Program Chairs Judith Goldstein and Rick Valelly invite participants to address the fundamental question of whether and how the concept of power informs political science. The 2006 APSA Annual Meeting will convene in Philadelphia, PA on August 31 - Sept 3, 2006. The birthplace of our nation is an apt setting to discuss this 2006 theme, "Power Reconsidered." Hosted by the Philadelphia Marriott, the Loews Philadelphia and the Pennsylvania Convention Center, the 2006 Annual Meeting will feature compelling discussions of this theme as well as current issues in political science and the public sphere. Proposals are due by November 15, 2005.

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Thematic divisions, panel and roundtable sessions, receptions, exhibits from every major political science publisher, and 7000 attendees. . .
The largest annual gathering of political scientists in the world will convene on August 31-Sept 3, 2006 in Philadelphia, PA at the APSA Annual Meeting to discuss the latest research on political science and politics and to network with colleagues.  We would like you to join us!  What you can look forward to:

• A first-rate location:  Philadelphia offers visitors a range of experiences from it four centuries of history, from modern-day highlights, cobblestone streets and Colonial architecture, excellent museums and historic sites, upscale shopping, bustling nightlife, and world-class dining.
• 47 Thematic Divisions: Divisions covering range of topics that shed light on key questions in political science and address the conference the+me of "Power Reconsidered"
• 7000 Attendees: Political scientists from around the world meeting in an environment promoting teaching, research, and practice in all fields of political science
• 730 Panel and Roundtable Presentations: Panel and roundtable presentations addressing every major field of political science, area studies, and international relations
• High Profile Events: 2006 Presidential Address, plenary sessions featuring reknown speakers, and the APSA Awards Ceremony.
• 100+ Evening Receptions: Associations, journals, caucuses, universities, organized sections, and related groups
• World's Largest Exhibit of Political Science Publishers: Exhibition with over 150 of the most prominent political science publishers displaying their latest titles, software, and publications
• 20+ Short Courses