About APSA Core Objectives Leadership & Governance APSA Staff Directory Centennial Center for Political Science Assn & Discipline News What is Political Science? Awards Donate Advertising Employment at APSA

Membership Individual Members Departmental Members Organized Section Membership Institutions/Libraries Frequently Asked Questions Membership News

Conferences Annual Meeting and Exhibition Teaching and Learning Conference Africa Workshops Conference for Chairs Other Conferences in Political Science Conference Papers

Programs Congressional Fellowship Program Education and Professional Programs Departmental Services Ethics International Programs Minority and Diversity Programs Small Research Grant

Teaching Teaching and Learning Conference Civic Education Assessment Internationalizing the Undergraduate Curriculum in Political Science Service Learning Syllabi Resources Teaching Awards

Publications ** Order Form APSA Journals Career Publications Directories Publishing, Research, and the Discipline Teaching Publications Publications for Departments Permissions Requests Advertising Task Force Reports APSA Governance Reports

Jobs eJobs Online Job Lists Internship Resources Articles and Books Job Candidate Questions to Ask (JCQ) Program Careers In Political Science

Press Press Releases American Politics Canadian Politics and Elections

Resources Departments Graduate Students Political Science Organizations Professional Journals and Publications Grants in the Discipline Research in Progress Discussion Lists Data on the Profession Key Issues Booklist: Upcoming Publications Conference Papers

Join/Renew Now! Contribute Contact APSA Programs Congressional Fellowship Program Education and Professional Programs Departmental Services Ethics International Programs Protecting the Rights of Scholars Abroad Targeted International Membership (TIM) International Resources Researching, Studying, or Teaching Abroad APSA Hosts International Groups Minority and Diversity Programs Small Research Grant

Home  › Programs  › International Programs APSA International Programs The American Political Science Association is the world's leading professional organization for the study of political science and engages in a range of international activities that enrich it's work and that of the community of scholars which comprise it. APSA actively pursues ways to broaden its international partnerships, provide better access to its benefits for non-U.S. scholars, and facilitate cross-national research by its members. News and Items of Note APSA Africa Workshops APSA Task Force on Difference and Inequality in Developing Societies Internationalizing the Undergraduate Political Science Curriculum  Targeted International APSA Membership  For departments:  application form  For individuals: application form      International Program Areas Committee on International Political Science  Relevant APSA Organized Sections: Comparative Politics Foreign Policy International Security and Arms Control International History and Politics Comparative Democratization Human Rights European Politics and Society  Protecting the Rights of Scholars Abroad   APSA Task Forces   International Book and Journal Donation  Researching, Studying or Teaching Abroad Other National Political Science Associations International Associations For more information on any of these, please contact APSA at info@apsanet.org or 202.483.2512. Recent and Ongoing Initiatives International Participation in the Congressional Fellowship Program  2003 International Member Survey  APSA Supports Internationalization In 2004, the Council approved a statement prepared by the Committee on International Political Science regarding a new mandate to strengthen international partnerships and enhance cross-national perspectives within the Association.  For more on the statement >>     International Section of PS APSA's journal PS: Political Science & Politics includes an International Section for news on international activities, meetings/events, and the state of the discipline around the world. Some recent articles are listed below: "APSA Records Highest-Ever Levels of International Membership" (Jan. 2009) The 2008 APSA Workshop on Political Participation in Dakar, Senegal (June 6-27, 2008) Workshop Overview Workshop Leader Report Graduate Student Reports   "Symposium: Internationalizing the Undergraduate Curriculum"  Various authors (Jan. 2007) "Internationalizing the Curriculum" (Track summary from the 2006 APSA Conference on Teaching & Learning) "How International are Undergraduate Political Science Programs?"  John Ishyama and Marijke Breuning (Apr. 2006) "Making International Collaboration Work: An Update from the French Politics Group of APSA" "International Students and Their Teacher Training"  Masako Rachel Okura (Apr. 2006) "The Relevance of Political Science to the World Bank"  Sanjay Pradhan (Jan. 2006)