- COUNTDOWN TO CHICAGO FOR "POLITICAL SCIENCE AND BEYOND"
- PRE-REGISTER BY AUGUST 8 TO GET LOWER RATE
**ALL PRESENTERS, INCLUDING RELATED GROUP PANELISTS, MUST PRE-REGISTER TO STAY ON THE PROGRAM**
Program participants should already have pre-registered. All Annual Meeting presenters, including related group panelists, are required to preregister for the Annual Meeting to remain on the program. Those who have not registered will have their names dropped from the Final Program listing. Please also note that only registrants will be admitted to Meeting events in Chicago.
| Member Status |
Pre-
Registration |
On-Site |
| Regular, Associate, Family, and Retired Members |
$145 |
$185 |
| Student, High School Teacher, and Unemployed Members |
$50 |
$80 |
| Non-members |
$270 |
$350 |
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- BOOK TRAVEL BY AUGUST 1
 Please note that this year we will meet in a Chicago in new venues. Our headquarter hotels, the Hyatt Regency Chicago and the Sheraton Chicago Hotel and Towers, are located very close to each other and in the heart of the action. Both are within walking distance of the Navy Pier ("Chicago's lakefront playground," Millennium Park, the Loop business district, the Art Institute and more. You'll have an
opportunity to experience its beautiful lakefront, outstanding architecture, world-renowned museums, restaurants, and much more.
Hotel and Travel:
PLEASE NOTE: The conference hotels are sold out for Friday night. Please call Experient directly at 800-424-5248 to find out if there have been cancellations or to be placed on a wait list. We are working to add more hotel rooms to our block; however, we cannot guarantee that more rooms will become available. Please check www.apsanet.org/section_240.cfm for the most up-to-date information.
All hotel reservations MUST be made through Experient, APSA's official housing bureau by August 1, 2007. Please do not contact the hotels directly.
You can find information ou can also call Experient directly. If calling from the U.S., call 800-424-5248; for international, call 847-940-2152.
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- WHAT'S ON THE PROGRAM FOR "POLITICAL SCIENCE & BEYOND?"
You can check out the 2007 Annual Meeting Program at www.apsanet.org/mtgs/program/. With the online program, you can view the program two ways:
- Browse: for a complete view of events by type (e.g., panel, reception, short course, etc.), and
- Advance search: for keyword, day, time, event type, or presenter name.
In keeping with the Annual Meeting theme, "Political Science and Beyond," the lectures, plenaries, and panels feature a distinguished set of speakers and experts from the discipline "and beyond." Preview the highlights and special programming online at www.apsanet.org/content_42640.cfm. Here you'll find short descriptions of the main speakers, plenaries, receptions, and ceremonies.
Note: A copy of the Preliminary Program was sent with the July issue of PS: Political Science and Politics. While the Preliminary Program provided a good early reference to the program, many details have changed. The online program gets updated DAILY right up until the start of the meeting and is your MOST UP-TO-DATE source of 2007 program information. At the meeting, you can rely on the Final Program that will be issued to all registrants.
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- ROBERT AXELROD'S PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS: "CAN POLITICAL SCIENCE "EXPORT" TO OTHER DISCIPLINES AS WELL AS WE "IMPORT" FROM THEM?"
On Thursday, at 8:00 p.m.,
APSA President Robert Axelrod of the University of Michigan will deliver his Presidential Address on "Can Political Science "Export" to Other Disciplines as Well as We "Import" from Them?"
Following the Presidential Address, APSA will host the 103rd APSA Annual Meeting Opening Reception.
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- SLOTS FILLING UP QUICKLY FOR ANNUAL MEETING GROUPS; JOIN NOW!
Working group participants convene throughout the meeting and attend relevant panels in order to discuss, in depth, a common theme. The idea is to encourage networking and simulate a focused working group conference amidst the wide variety of APSA panels. Enhance your meeting experience by connecting with a group in your interest area. With 17 topics ranging from "French Politics" to "Information and Technology," there is a group for everyone. There is no extra registration fee for participation in the Working Groups. You must register for these before the meeting. There is no onsite registration to join these groups.
You can find the working group descriptions and signup forms at
www.apsanet.org/section_584.cfm. Contact James Zarsadiaz at jzarsadiaz@apsanet.org if you have additional questions.
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- SHORT COURSES AVAILABLE ON WEDNESDAY
On the Wednesday prior to the official start of the Annual Meeting, APSA hosts half- or full-day short courses that provide opportunities for APSA attendees to enhance their knowledge and to reinvigorate research and teaching skills. Join us for a day of workshops aimed at encouraging greater professional development. The following short courses are scheduled:
- Multi-Method Research
- Research Design & Field Methods
- Introduction to Qualitative Comparative Analysis and Fuzzy Sets
- The Political Scientist as Pre-Law Advisor
- Britain after Blair--The Legacy and the Future
- Designing and Using Simulations in the Classroom
- Mathematics & Democracy: Designing Better Voting & Fair-Division Procedures
- Machine Politics/Politics of the Machine
- Maximizing the Value of Your Library for Scholarship and Teaching
- Inner Ring Suburbs and Metropolitan Systems
- Research and Teaching on Women's Movements, Women's Policy Agencies, & the State: Using the RNGS Dataset
- French Political Institutions Fitfy Years After
- Creating Powerful & Effective Graphic Displays
- Getting a Job at a Teaching Institution--and Succeeding!
- Interpret This! A Conceptual & Practical Workshop in Interpretive Political Science
- Applied Political Network Analysis
- Introduction to LegSim: Virtual US Congress, State Legislature, & European Parliament Simulations
- Social and Political Analysis at the World Bank (NEW!)
- The Fulbright Program and Political Scientists
- The Joy of Writing Reference Books
Get more details on the short courses at www.apsanet.org/section_628.cfm.
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- EMPLOYERS AND CANDIDATES SHOULD SCHEDULE INTERVIEWS SOON
Employers and candidates are invited to participate in the eJobs Placement Interview Service at the Annual Meeting. Search eJobs for employers or candidates attending the Chicago meeting and schedule interviews with them. This is a convenient way for job candidates to interview with several employers and for employers to meet with several candidates in one convenient location. The eJobs Placement Service is FREE to APSA members.
For more information on the Placement Interview Service, see www.apsanet.org/section_587.cfm.
Employers and candidates should schedule their interviews soon. Table space is limited. Employers who have already signed up for the Placement Service when posting a job will be soon be sent a confirmation of their table arrangement.
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- MEET THE OFFICER & COUNCIL NOMINEES AT THE APSA PAVILION AND LOUNGE
Please join us on Friday, August 31, from noon to 1:00 p.m., at the APSA Pavilion and Lounge, to meet this year's officer and council nominees at the Annual Meeting in Chicago. Information on the current slate of nominees can be found at www.apsanet.org/content_40319.cfm. Details about the event's location will be listed in the final program.
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- ATTEND THE APSA BUSINESS MEETING AND PARTICIPATE IN APSA'S LEADERSHIP TRANSITION
Make plans to attend the Business Meeting in Chicago, on Saturday, September 1 at 6:00 p.m., at the Grand Ballroom B of the Hyatt. This is your chance to participate in the process of leadership transition as Robert Axelrod passes the President's gavel to Dianne Pinderhughes. The Council will also report on the Association's priorities and finances. For more about the agenda and rules of the meeting see the Business Meeting Rules.
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- APSA GOVERNANCE AND PROGRAMS
- HOW WOULD YOU CHANGE THE ANNUAL MEETING? APSA INVITES YOUR COMMENTS
The Annual Meeting Review Committee submitted a preliminary report to the Council in April and will make final recommendations to the APSA Council at its September meeting. You can review the committee's findings and recommendations at www.apsanet.org/section_739.cfm.
The Committee solicited and reviewed over 300 comments from the membership, reviewed polls of 2006 Annual Meeting attendees and non-attendees, and considered other pertinent information in its review of the Annual Meeting procedures, practices, and operations.
The Committee invites you to post public comments and suggestions on this message board set up for this purpose, or you can send them privately to the committee at amreview@apsanet.org.
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WHOSE NAME GOES FIRST ON THE PAPER? WORKING GROUP ON COLLABORATION RELEASES REPORT AND SEEKS FEEDBACK
At the APSA Chicago Annual Meeting, the Ethics Committee will sponsor a panel entitled, "The Ethics of Collaborative Research: Guidelines for Junior/Senior Faculty and Graduate Students)," a discussion of the findings of a special Ira Katznelson-appointed working group on the ethics involved in collaborative research with junior and senior faculty. Panel participants will include Kanchan Chandra, Gary King, Edward Mansfield, Jennifer Gandhi and Arthur Lupia, along with chair Ethics Committee Chair Paul Sniderman.
After looking at the task force report, Scott Jaschik writes in the July 20 issue of Inside Higher Ed article "Who Gets Credit?":
In the physical and biological sciences, it's common for papers in journals to have multiple authors. . . . Political science historically has been a field more like history, with single-author work the norm. But increasingly, political scientists are writing together -- and that has led the American Political Science Association to start a discussion on the implications this has for the faculty members and graduate students involved. The association wants to talk about such issues as whose name goes first in a paper -- a question that might seem minor, but may not be to a candidate up for a job or for tenure. More broadly, the association wants professors to talk about how collaboration is taught to graduate students.
These are discipline-wide issues that merit broad Association membership engagement and discussion. The working group's collaborative research report is available on the APSA website along with information on how to provide feedback for further consideration.
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- TEACHING AND LEARNING CONFERENCE CALL FOR PROPOSALS AND WORKSHOPS OPEN NOW
Start planning now for the 2008 APSA Teaching and Learning Conference, which will be held in San Jose, California from
February 22-24, 2008.
With the Teaching and Learning Conference, APSA promotes greater understanding of cutting-edge approaches, techniques, and methodologies for the political science classroom. This conference provides a unique forum for scholars to share effective and innovative teaching and learning models and to discuss broad themes and values of political science education.
The call for papers and workshops opened on July 2, 2007. All proposals should be submitted online by by September 17, 2007. For more detailed information (including paper and workshop guidelines and themes) please visit www.apsanet.org/tlc2008. For information on San Jose, visit sanjose.org.
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- SHOWCASE YOUR DEPARTMENT THROUGH THE 2008 TEACHING AND LEARNING PARTNERS PROGRAM
Showcase your institution to the political science community by becoming a 2008 APSA Teaching & Learning Partner. The 2008 APSA Conference on Teaching and Learning offers a special opportunity to enhance your institution's visibility in support of teaching and learning. Over 300 scholars will gather in San Jose, CA on February 22 - 24, 2008 for three days of forums on political science education.
Partnership Benefits:
- Recognition on APSA's website (48,000 hits daily)
- Recognition in PS (16,000 subscribers)
- Recognition at the 2008 APSA Annual Meeting (7,000+ attendees)
- Recognition in the 2008 Teaching and Learning Conference program (300 attendees)
- Recognition in on-site signage at the 2008 Teaching and Learning Conference
Partnership Recognition Levels::
- Summa cum laude ($1,000 and up)
- Cum laude ($500 - $999)
- Dean's List ($250 - $499)
- Honor Roll (up to $249)
Contact Desiree Abeleda at dabeleda@apsanet.org if your department is interested in being recognized for its support for teaching and learning in the discipline and its leadership in securing the future of this important event.
For additional sponsorship opportunities at the Teaching and Learning Conference, please visit: www.apsanet.org/section_474.cfm.
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- APSA INDIA-U.S. PROJECT
With support from the MacArthur Foundation and the leadership of former APSA President Ira Katnelson, APSA is undertaking a project to advance theoretically-informed knowledge about concepts, challenges, and issues that vex India and the United States -- the globe's largest and most complex democracies. In so doing, this undertaking promises to build closer ties between colleagues in India and the United States and enrich scholarly communities in both countries. Working at the intersection of political science, social theory, and studies of public policy, this venture seeks to show how moving across traditional boundaries that divide subjects, modes of inquiry, and national traditions can deepen understanding of fundamental issues.
We envisage a program that would build a series of workshops with Indian and American scholars around the development of a volume of essays inspired by the writings of Alexis De Tocqueville that would be concerned with a small number of issues vital to both countries. The volume, edited by Partha Chatterjee and Ira Katznelson, will be composed of reflective essays written by senior, experienced scholars. Members of this cross-national group--with skills concerning governance, multiculturalism and ethnic conflict, electoral studies, and democratic theory--share an understanding of the intellectual and applied aims of this project and have an ardent commitment to developing deep and reflective ties between their scholarly communities.
The essays they will write will take up significant and enduring puzzles that Tocqueville discusses but that are also germane today. These will be grouped together under a small number of headings, and will utilize available bodies of research rather than be vehicles for reporting on new studies. In this, as in other ways, the volume will be distinct from more deliberately and formally comparative projects.
The volume would, following introductory discussions, take up four or five central Tocquevillian themes, about which at least one American and one Indian scholar would write. Candidates for these topics include:
- religion and the public sphere
- the emergence of subalterns into democratic politics
- the character of nationalism
- mediocrity and excellence
- liberty and secrecy
- the character of a free press
pluralism and representation
- the character of citizenship
- how military and commercial ambitions are entwined
If you wish more information on this project, please contact APSA Executive Director Michael Brintnall at brintnall@apsanet.org.
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- APSA SEEKS INPUT FROM FORMER MINORITY FELLOWS
APSA would like to create a Minority Fellows network in which Fellows--past and current--can communicate on topics like academic and professional development and mentoring opportunities. We'd also like to gather current contact information and updates on past Fellows. We need your help. If you are or were an APSA Minority Fellow, please take a few minutes to fill out the 2007 information sheet at www.zoomerang.com/recipient/survey-intro.zgi?p=WEB226K35SAK9Z.
If you have any questions, please contact the director of the Office of Educational, Professional, and Minority Initiatives Kimberly Mealy, (kmealy@apsanet.org) or Ebony Ramsey, (eramsey@apsanet.org).
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- CENTENNIAL CENTER SUMMER ACTIVITIES
The Centennial Center for Political Science and Public Affairs periodically sponsors events that bring together the scholarly community, policy makers, the media, and general public for discussions of broad interest. This summer, the Center has hosted a biweekly "brown bag" summer lunch series. Presentations--including a question-and-answer period continue to be held on Friday afternoons between 12:30 and 1:30 p.m. in the Aaron Wildavsky Conference Room (3rd floor) of the APSA National Office, located at 1527 New Hampshire Ave. N.W., Washington, D.C.
All are welcome; however seating is limited. For those not immediately affiliated with the Centennial Center, please contact William Harder at wharder@apsanet.org (or call the APSA office at 202-483-2512) to RSVP. For details on the speakers and topics, see www.apsanet.org/content_41351.cfm.
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- SCHOLAR SUPPORT
- MINORITY FELLOWS PROGRAM ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
The APSA Minority Fellows Program has designated more than 300 fellows and contributed to the successful completion of doctoral political science programs for over 70 individuals. The Minority Fellows Program designates up to twelve stipend minority fellows each year. Additional applicants who do not receive funds from the Association may also be recognized and recommended for admission and financial support to graduate political science programs. Fellows with stipends receive a $4,000 fellowship that is disbursed in two $2,000 payments. Awards are based on students' undergraduate course work, GPA, extracurricular activities, GRE scores, and recommendations from faculty.
The Minority Fellows program is designed primarily for minority students applying to enter a doctoral program in POLITICAL SCIENCE for the FIRST TIME. Applications will be accepted until October 26, 2007. For more on the program and how to apply, see www.apsanet.org/content_3284.cfm.
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- SMALL RESEARCH GRANT RECIPIENTS ANNOUNCED
APSA is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2007 Small Research Grant Program. This year, awards averaging $1,636 went to 11 scholars. The Small Research Grant Program supports research in all fields of political science, designed to support the research of political scientists who are not employed at PhD-granting institutions.
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- BECOME A MENTOR - FIND A MENTOR
The APSA mentoring initiative is an opportunity for all political scientists to to share experience and insights about career planning, scholarship, and professional issues.
Become a Mentor
Currently APSA has 140 mentors who have joined the initiative. However, with over 400 inquiries from prospective mentees this year alone, it is clear that there is an urgent need for mentors in the profession. As a mentor, you can volunteer to act as a resource for colleagues in specific areas of interest to provide advice or share your experiences on topics such as selecting a dissertation committee, publishing, planning a research agenda, managing life as a junior faculty, or balancing family and work. APSA is especially looking for those who can serve as a resource for specific communities of scholars, such as groups historically underrepresented in the discipline.
APSA urgest you to join our initiative and become a mentor. Please visit the "Become an APSA Mentor" page and review the mentoring initiative process. Be sure to complete the mentor profile to become an APSA Mentor. Once you are listed with us as a mentor, we will, from time to time, provide your name (along with others) to those seeking a mentor with your qualifications. Once matched, it will then be up to the mentee to contact you directly to begin the conversation.
Find a Mentor
Graduate students, young scholars and teachers, minorities and women, senior faculty confronting retirement, or any colleagues in the discipline may sign up for a mentor. When you request a mentor, you will be provided with a list of contacts in the field who have expressed willingness to serve as a mentor on the issues that you specify. You may then select from this list the individual you would like to contact, and then contact them directly. Visit the "Find an APSA Mentor" page to learn more.
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- IDENTIFY TALENTED MINORITY GRADUATE SCHOOL CANDIDATES
APSA seeks your assistance in identifying talented undergraduate minorities interested in pursuing doctoral study in political science. In 1989, the Minority Student Recruitment Program (MSRP -- formerly MID) was established as part of an effort to diversify the political science profession. Faculty members in undergraduate programs are strongly encouraged to contact and talk to minority students about careers in political science, and then submit the names of promising candidates for graduate study to the MSRP database. Core Schools -- graduate programs participating in the MSRP Program -- actively recruit students identified in the MSRP database. The program complements the important efforts already made through the Ralph Bunche Summer Institute and APSA Minority Fellows Program.
If you have any questions, please contact the director of the Office of Educational, Professional, and Minority Initiatives Kimberly Mealy, (kmealy@apsanet.org) or Ebony Ramsey, (eramsey@apsanet.org).
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- SPACE AVAILABLE IN CENTENNIAL CENTER
 The Centennial Center for Political Science and Public Affairs can be an invaluable resource to political and social scientists. Housed in the APSA headquarters near Dupont Circle, the Center provides
a great base of operations for scholars researching in Washington, DC.
It offers visiting scholars a furnished work space, telephone, fax,
computers, Internet access, conference space, a reference library, and access
to George Washington University’s Gelman Library.
Visiting Scholar stays range from a few days to 12 months. Space is limited
to APSA members and available to faculty members, post-doctoral
fellows, and advanced graduate students from the U.S. and abroad. There are a limited number of funding opportunities available to support Visiting Scholars. Prospective visiting scholars may apply at any time. Positions are
awarded on a space-available basis. Find details on the Center and the
Visiting Scholars Program at www.apsanet.org/centennialcenter. You may also contact William Harder at APSA: 202-483-2512 or wharder@apsanet.org.
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- SCHOLAR SAVER - SAVE ON BOOKS AND JOURNALS!
 APSA members can use the Scholar Saver to take advantage
of member-only discounts on 79 journals and 20 books covering a wide
spectrum of the political science and historical disciplines. The
electronic-only version links directly to the web site of each
advertiser. Full-color cover
images of each product and a linked index make finding the material you
need easy.
Log in to MyAPSA to take advantage of the online Scholar Saver's deep discounts
today! Once logged in, you'll find the Scholar Saver link in
your Access Areas.
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- NEWS IN THE PROFESSION
- SOUTHERN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION SEEKS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
The Southern Political Science Association (SPSA) invites applications for the position of Executive Director. Under the guidance of the Executive Council and in concert with the Association's constitution and bylaws, the Executive Director helps lead SPSA by providing administrative services to the organization; supervising the successful execution of an annual meeting; interacting with and responding effectively to members, officers, and partners who help carry out the work of the association; anticipating needs of the Association and alerting the Executive Council of them in a timely manner; providing creative options to meet those needs; hiring, evaluating, and motivating a small local staff; overseeing communications to the membership, including the website; providing timely, accurate expense and revenue reports and projected budgets to the Council; keeping permanent records of the work of the administrative office; alerting officers and Council of deadlines and their tasks; and performing related duties.
The successful candidate will have a Ph.D. in political science or a related discipline, have and maintain an academic appointment in a university or college willing to host the Association's administrative office; be comfortable in public presentations; understand and appreciate political science and the purposes of a scholarly society; be effective in pursuing such purposes; enjoy working in a consultative fashion; write and speak articulately; have substantial leadership, budgeting and administrative experience; and have a pro-active leadership style.
Hosting the Association's administrative office entails certain obligations of the Executive Director's home institution, including, for example, providing office space for the organization; some combination of release-time from a portion of the teaching expectations by the institution and summer salary for the applicant; and some work-study or student help for the SPSA office. The assistance provided by the host institution is negotiable but essential. The Association provides a stipend to the Executive Director and resources for the staff and operation of the office. The term of the Executive Director is four years, renewable.
Applicants should send a C.V. and cover letter detailing their appropriate experience, the ways in which they might strengthen the organization, and a list of three references. Also in the letter applicants should provide evidence of the willingness of their home institution to host the Association's office and a description of the resources the home institution is willing to commit.
The Southern Political Science Association was established in 1929 to further the scholarly purposes of its members who today hail from throughout the U.S. and abroad. The Association believes in the principle of diversity and thus minorities and women are encouraged to apply. It also encourages qualified applicants, irrespective of region.
The search committee will begin to review applications after September 30, 2007. The position will remain open until filled. Starting date is negotiable but no later than July 1, 2008.
Please send all materials to the following address:
Professor Kelly D. Patterson
Brigham Young
University
Department of Political Science
745 SWKT
Provo, Utah 84602
- APSA JOURNALS MOVED TO EDITORIAL MANAGER ONLINE MANUSCRIPT SUBMISSION AND MANAGEMENT
In July, the APSA journals, American Political Science Review, PS: Political Science & Politics, and Perspectives on Politics, began using the web-based editorial management system Editorial Manager to accept new manuscripts, invite and receive peer reviews, and edit and manage the journals. Check the links above to the pages for each of these journals to find the latest submission guidelines for each.
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- UPCOMING CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS, & SEMINARS IN THE PROFESSION
The following lists a sample of the upcoming conferences, workshops,
and seminars in the profession and call for paper and application
deadlines. You can learn more about any of them by clicking on the link
provided.
| Date |
Title
("Call:" indicates call deadline) |
| August 2007 |
| 1 | Call: Experimental Methods in Political Science |
| 2-5 | Convention
of Asian Scholars |
| 6-10 | Liberty,
Economy & Society Summer Seminars |
| 9-12 | Afro-Hispanic
Studies Across the Disciplines |
| 9-12 | Student Conference: Rediscovering
Deliberation |
| 10 | Brownbag
Speaker Series: The
Market and the State: The Politics of Property Rights (Practice Job
Talk) |
| 13-14 | Coping
After the War |
| 15 | Call: Visual Democracy |
| 15 | Call: Global Policy and Development Conference: Homeland Security and the Nation-State in the Post-9/11 World |
| 15-17 | Regulating
Chemical Risks: Science, Politics, and the Media |
| 21-23 | Challenges
of Peace and Democracy in Europe |
| 26 - Sep. 1 | Symposium
on Antarctic Earth Sciences |
| 29 |
APSA Annual
Meeting Preconference - Women's Caucus |
| 29 |
APSA Annual
Meeting Professional Day - Short Courses |
| 30 | Call:
International Society for the Study of European Ideas (ISSEI) Conference |
| 30 | Call:
ISSEI - Democracy and the Internet Workshop |
| 30 - Sep. 2 |
2007
APSA Annual Meeting |
| 31 | Harvard Graduate Student Conference in Political Theory |
| September 2007 |
| 3 | The
Politics of Elections and The Struggle for Democracy in the Middle East |
| 5-7 | Politics of Fear in the Cold War Conference |
| 6-8 | Latin
American Studies Association International Congress |
| 6-8 | ECPR
Conference |
| 6-8 | Middle
East & Central Asia Politics, Economics, and Society Conference
|
| 7 | Call: Mediterranean Research Meeting |
| 10 | Call: Western Political Science Association |
| 10 | Call: Women and Political Leadership Research Conference |
| 10-12 | Global
Conference: Fear, Horror and Terror |
| 12-14 |
Beyond
the Nation? Critical Reflections on Nations and Nationalism in
Uncertain Times |
| 12-14 | Interrogating
Terror |
| 12-15 | Engaging
Islam: Feminisms, Religiosities, and Self-Determinations |
| 13-15 | Political
Linguistics |
| 13-16 | Europe: Institutions for Liberty in the Global Context |
| 15 | Call: Nuestra
América in the U.S.? A U.S. Latino/a Studies Conference |
| 16-18 | Transnational
Organizations of Civil Society in International Relations |
| 17-19 |
Pathways to Legitimacy? The Future of Global and Regional Governance |
| 19-21 | Deepening
Democracy in a Fragmented Society |
| 19-22 | Measuring
and Comparing the Performance of Public Sectors and Public Institutions |
| 20-21 | Global
Justice and the Politics of Recognition |
| 20-21 | The
Politics of Governing Sustainable Socio-Technical Transitions |
| 20-22 | Social
Policy in Europe: Changing Paradigms in an Enlarging Europe? |
| 27-28 | Governance
and Life Cycle Analysis |
| 27-28 |
International
Conference on Methodologies, Technologies, and Tools Enabling
e-Government |
| 27-29 | International Conference on e-Government |
| 27-30 | Peace
and Justice
Studies Association |
| 28 | Call: Political
Studies Association Annual Conference |
| 28-29 |
George Mason University
Cultural Studies Graduate Student Conference |
| 28-29 | Organizational
Psychodynamics in the 21st Century: Exploring and Defining the Field |
| 28-29 |
Transforming Sovereignties: The Concept of Sovereignty in the Ffield of Tension Between Power and Law |
| 29-30 |
International
Studies Association-West |
For a comprehensive list of upcoming conferences and call for papers in the profession, visit APSA's conferences page: APSA Calendar of Conferences. If you know of a conference that should be on this calendar, use the form provided on that page to send us the information.
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Media Connect:
Are you interested in speaking with journalists on issues of public
interest? APSA is developing a roster of political scientists who are
willing to respond to media inquiries. 
Founded in 1903, the American Political Science Association
is the leading professional organization for the study of political
science and serves more than 15,000 members in over 80 countries. With
a range of programs and services for individuals, departments and
institutions, APSA brings together political scientists from all fields
of inquiry, regions, and occupational endeavors within and outside
academe in order to expand awareness and understanding of politics.