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Home Association for Politics and the Life Sciences Albert Somit, albertsomit@gmail.com (Southern Illinois University) Steven A. Peterson, sap12@psu.edu (Pennsylvania State University, Harrisburg) The Association for Politics and the Life Sciences is organizing a pane for the 2012 American Political Science Association meeting (August 30-September 2, 2012), scheduled to be held in New Orleans, Louisiana (USA).  We invite proposals for papers as well as offers to serve as panel discussants and chairs.  Papers on all topics are welcome, whether bioethics, biopolicy, neurobiological aspects of behavior, etc.