Elections, Public Opinion and Parties Specialist Group Annual Conference 2024
EPOP Specialist Group Academic Conference Annual Conference, 11-13 September 2024 Our 2024 annual conference will be hosted by the Department of Politics at the University of Manchester on 11-13 September at the Royal Northern College of Music, located in the vibrant Oxford Road campus area. The 2024 event promises to be another great EPOP conference, including a full programme of panels and paper presentations, two roundtables on the recent UK General Election, alongside social events and activities. Registration is now open through this link. Early bird rates apply to registration received by Monday 12th August, with a discount available for EPOP members. Registration […]
Media and Politics Specialist Group Annual (Hybrid) Conference 2022
Keynote: Prof Sarah Sobieraj, Tufts University ‘Credible threat: Attacks Against Women Online and the Future of Democracy’ Digital media and communications, particularly their use and abuse for political purposes, have come under public scrutiny like never before in the wake of recent political developments across the globe. In a world marked by the persistence of a pandemic, escalating international conflicts, and an accelerating climate crisis, citizens, political decision makers, and political and media actors (broadly defined) use digital media to gather information, engage in discussion, and attempt to influence the political agenda in a variety of contexts. The […]
PSA American Politics Group 49th Annual Conference
5th – 7th January 2023, University of LeicesterCall for Papers The 49th annual conference of the American Politics Group of the UK Political Studies Association will be held at the University of Leicester in the United Kingdom from Thursday 5th to Saturday 7th January 2023. The conference will be in-person at College Court, a few minutes walk from the University’s main campus. On-line presentations will be possible. The APG invites proposals on any aspect of American politics. Papers or panel proposals examining contemporary US political institutions or processes, foreign policy issues or political history are welcome. The conference organisers would also welcome papers addressing […]
ECN Annual Conference – The Time is Now!
The Time is Now – ECN Annual Conference is a FREE online event for early career/PhD researchers of politics. When: 4-8 July, Online *** See the full programme here! *** For one week, between the 4th and 8th of July, our The Time is Now online conference will bring you an engaging programme of video presentations from an exciting range of politics and political science researchers across the globe. We will be hosting over 50 papers across 12 panels from a global base of PhD and early career researchers online throughout the week. Video presentations will be available to watch throughout the week with online discussions taking place […]
At the Intersections
Wednesday 11 May 2022 Organised by the PSA Women and Politics and PSA Race, Migration and Intersectionality Specialist Groups. This conference will be in-person, but we will make provisions for participants to join online if they can’t attend in person. Aims Bring together political scientists and political sociologists researching intersections of social inequalities, structures or categories including – but not limited to – race, class and gender. Encourage engagement across political science and political sociology, across methodological approaches and inclusive of diverse scholars. Create a community of Early Career Researchers who share these commitments. We seek papers, panels and presentations based on empirical […]
Do actions speak louder than thoughts? Mentalism and Normative behaviourism reconsidered
A one-day hybrid conference (online and in-person) funded by the PSA Political Thought specialist group, focused on the two ideas of mentalism and normative behaviourism.
Re-imagining Citizenship in South Asia
The Politics of South Asia Specialist Group teamed up with the AHRC funded project “Re-imagining citizenship: The politics of India’s amended citizenship laws”, led by Dr Indrajit Roy, to organise a one day conference on “Re-imagining citizenship in South Asia”. The recording of the 5 sessions, including the kyenote speech by Prof Faisal Devji from the University of Oxford and a special panel on Afghanistan, are available at this link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCykNPPT6Nk0bkd7hmL0_kww.
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PSA annual conference 29-31 March 2021
PANEL 76 YOUNG PEOPLES POLITICS AND METHODSCHAIR: BEN BOWMAN 351 REBECCA BAKER, The utility of a mixed method approach in centralising young people’s voices in engagement research352 MIRANDA DUFFY, Cutting through the noise: using live theatre performance to inspire confident questioning and promote citizenship education for 9-12 year olds353 THALIA MAGIOGLOU, Young people’s aspirations : from personal career and life to societal goals and values? A study with 1st and 3rd year students in London354 NICOLE GALLANT, ALICE GAUDREAU, ALICE GAUDREAU, Working towards relevant instruments to measure today’s young people’s informal modes of political socialisation PANEL 77 YOUNG PEOPLES POLITICS, CITIZENSHIP, RIGHTS […]