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Learn more about our journal “Call for Symposia- The International Political Science Review”: ipsa.org/na/news/call-s… @ipsr_journal IPSA

IPSR is inviting proposals for a special issue in 2026. Prospective guest editors should submit proposals to [email protected] by 30 September 2024. See our website for more details on IPSR 2026 call for proposals : journals.sagepub.com/ips/cfp25

IPSR is inviting proposals for a special issue in 2026. Prospective guest editors should submit proposals to [email protected] by 30 September 2024. See our website for more details on IPSR 2026 call for proposals : journals.sagepub.com/ips/cfp25

New open access research on our website : "Rhetorical entrapment in international negotiations: A new pathway and mechanisms" by @taraldla and Jonathan Kuyper journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/01…

📣 IPSA at the #APSA2024 Annual Meeting. Chaired by International Political Science Review co-editors, the two IPSA panels will address the phenomenon of democratic backsliding. APSA delegates are also invited to attend the IPSR reception on 6 September at 7:30 pm. go.ipsa.org/1yTp1Y

IPSR is inviting proposals for a special issue in 2026. Prospective guest editors should submit proposals to [email protected] by 30 September 2024. See our website for more details on IPSR 2026 call for proposals : journals.sagepub.com/ips/cfp25

🚨 Tomorrow (28 August) is the Call for Open Panels deadline for the #IPSA2025 World Congress, to be held in Seoul from 12-16 July 2025. We welcome panel proposals on any subject in political science. Note that the Call for Papers will open on 10 Sept. go.ipsa.org/nyNj9v

Don't miss International Political Science Review's panel on Democratic Backsliding and Academic Freedom at the APSA conference! #APSA2024 🗓️Thursday, September 5 🕒 2-3:30 PM 📍 Marriott Philadelphia Downtown, Salon AB

If you’re in Philadelphia for APSA annual meeting, consider stopping by on Sept.5 to attend IPSA/APSA panels on Democratic Backsliding and Academic Freedom ! You can also join us on Sept.6 for a reception, the first 70 attendees will receive free drink tickets !

Join International Political Science Review's panel on Democratic Backsliding and Academic Freedom at the APSA conference! Featuring Thomas Keck, Janika Spannagel, Ayla Gol, and Michelle Vieira Fernandez. 🗓️ Thursday, September 5 🕓 4-5:30 PM 📍 Marriott Philadelphia Downtown, Salon C

Sharing my latest article: "Constructing the Local Woman Peacebuilder: Iraqi Women’s Participation in Local Peacebuilding Programmes", published with International Political Science Review as part of a symposium on Feminist IR in the MENA region. journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117…

Lastly, this article was part of a symposium focused on feminist international relations research in the MENA region. The introduction to the symposium is here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117…

Contribute to @ipsr_journal and be part of the review that highlights the diversity of political science! Learn more: ow.ly/mRYt50ToYlP #CallForPapers IPSA

Our International Political Science Review issue on #Europe in the #IndoPacific has an issue number! Check it out - mostly in Open Access - as we explore the roles of Europe, Germany, UK, Italy, & EU 🌍 🇩🇪 🇬🇧 🇮🇹 🇪🇺 Edited by T. Wilkins and I, with Gorana Grgic & R. Ulatowski journals.sagepub.com/toc/IPS/current

IPSR Co-Editor Daniel Stockemer invites you to submit your proposals to join us at the #IPSA2025 World Congress of Political Science in #Seoul. Submission deadline: 5 November⏳ go.ipsa.org/aSMQUe #politicalscience #autocratization International Political Science Review

IPSR Co-Editor Annika Hinze invites you to submit your proposals to join us at the #IPSA2025 Congress of Political Science in #Seoul. Submission deadline: 5 November⏳ go.ipsa.org/aSMQUe #politicalscience #autocratization International Political Science Review

📢New publication: In their International Political Science Review article Jenny Åberg & Thomas Denk explain how democracy explains the choice of #semipresidentialism journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/01…