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Political Psychology
The purpose of this section is to facilitate communication, across subfields and disciplinary boundaries, among individuals interested in the relationship between political and psychological processes.
Website: http://www.apsanet.org/~psychology
2008 - 2009 Officers
Chair: Christopher M. Federico University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Department of Psychology and Political Science 75 East River Road Minneapolis MN 55455 federico@umn.edu
Chair-Elect: David P. Redlawsk University of Iowa Department of Political Science 321 Schaeffer Hall Iowa City, IA 52242 david-redlawsk@uiowa.edu
Treasurer: John E. Transue University of Illinois, Springfield Political Science Mail Stop PAC 350 1 University Plaza Springfield IL 62703 jtran8@uis.edu
Communications Director: Bethany Albertson University of Washington, Seattle Political Science 101 Gowen Hall Box 353530 Seattle WA 98195-3530 balberts@u.washington.edu
2009 Program Chair: Thomas J. Rudolph University of Illinois, Urbana Political Science 361 Lincoln Hall 702 South Wright Street Urbana IL 61801 rudolph@uiuc.edu
Executive Council: Howard Lavine, SUNY-Stony Brook Christopher Federico, University of Minnesota David Redlawsk, University of Iowa Bethany Albertson, University of Washington, Seattle John Transue, University of Illinois, Springfield Thomas Rudolph, University of Illinois, Urbana Penny Visser, University of Chicago (Member at Large)
Awards
Best Book Award (Robert E. Lane Award) The Robert E. Lane Award is given for the best book in political psychology published in 2008. Self nominations are accepted. Please send a hard copy of the nominated book to each committee member by March 1, 2009.
Award Committee Members: Leonie Huddy, Chair SUNY-Stony Brook Political Science Nicholls Road Stony Brook NY 11794-4392
Paul Goren University of Minnesota Political Science 1414 Social Sciences Building 267 19th Ave. South. Minneapolis MN 55455
Paul Sniderman Stanford University Political Science 616 Serra Street Stanford CA 94305-2044
Best Paper Award The Best Paper Award is awarded to the authors of a paper in the area of Political Psychology that was presented during the 2008 APSA Annual Meeting. The paper did not have to be presented on a Political Psychology panel to qualify. Self nominations are accepted. Please send a hard copy of the nominated paper to each committee member by March 1, 2009.
Award Committee Members: Adam J. Berinsky, Chair Massachusetts Institute of Technology Political Science 77 Massachusetts Avenue, E53-459 Cambridge MA 02139
Nicholas Valentino University of Texas Government 1 University Station, A1800 Austin TX 78712-0119
Nadia Khatib University of Arizona Political Science 315 Social Sciences Bldg. PO Box 210027 Tucson AZ 85721-0021
Best Dissertation Award The Best Dissertation Award is given for the best dissertation in political psychology filed during 2008. Self-nominations are accepted. All nominations should include a letter of support from the chair of the dissertation committee that addresses the contribution of the dissertation to the field of political psychology. Please send a hard copy of the nominated dissertation to each committee member by March 1, 2009. See the section website for more information: www.apsanet.org/~psychology/index.cfm
Award Committee Members: Robert Jervis, Chair Columbia University Institute of War & Peace Studies 420 West 118th Street New York NY 10027
Deborah Schildkraut Tufts University Political Science Eaton Hall Medford MA 02155
Gabriel Lenz Massachusetts Institute of Technology Political Science 77 Massachusetts Avenue, E53-470 Cambridge MA 02139-4307
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