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IPSA Newsletter - September 2022 - THE 2023 IPSA WORLD CONGRESS

IPSA Newsletter - September 2022 - THE 2023 IPSA WORLD CONGRESS
PREPARE YOUR PANEL AND PAPER ABSTRACTS FOR
THE 2023 IPSA WORLD CONGRESS 
 
The Call for Proposals for the 2023 IPSA World Congress of Political Science opens on 20 September 2022. We welcome panel proposals on any subject in political science and look forward to featuring special sessions and events focused on the Congress theme Politics in the Age of Transboundary Crises.
 
Panel Proposal Submissions
 
Deadline for Open Panel Proposal Submissions: 1 November 2022
Deadline for Closed Panel Proposal Submissions*: 18 January 2023
 
*To submit a closed panel proposal, you are responsible for recruiting four to six paper presenters.
 
Paper Abstract Submissions
 
Call for Papers Opens: 15 November 2022
Deadline for Paper Proposals: 18 January 2023
 
Paper abstracts may be submitted to a session of interest or to a specific open panel within that session. The three types of sessions are:
 
  • Research Committee (RC) sessions
  • General Sessions (GS)
  • Local Organizing Committee (LOC) Sessions
 
LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER FOR THE OPEN ACCESS PUBLISHING CONFERENCE
 
The Open Access Publishing: A New Era in Scholarly Communication Conference is organized by IPSA, in collaboration with Concordia University, the Konrad Adenauer Foundation and the American Political Science Association. This two-day hybrid conference will take place 13-14 September 2022, onsite at Concordia University in Montreal and virtually.
 
IPSA and APSA members benefit from a reduced registration fee to attend the conference. Students can register FREE OF CHARGE.
 
 
JOIN IPSA'S PRE-APSA ANNUAL MEETING WORKSHOP
14 September 2022
 
You are invited to attend IPSA’s Pre-APSA Annual Meeting Workshop, entitled Nations States at Risk: What Role for Scholarly Associations, on 14 September at 16:30 EDT. IPSA President, Dr. Dianne Pinderhughes, will chair the online workshop with the participation of the following prominent scholars:
 
Speakers (in alphabetical order):
 
  • Dr. Deborah Avant, University of Denver, ISA President
  • Sir Peter Gluckman, University of Auckland, ISC President 
  • Dr. John Ishiyama, University of North Texas, APSA President
  • Prof. Dr. Marianne Kneuer, TU Dresden, IPSA Past President
 
The workshop will be held online and broadcast on Zoom. The event is free of charge, but advance online registration is required.
 
THE 2022 APSA ANNUAL MEETING IN MONTREAL
 
The American Political Science Association’s (APSA) Annual Meeting will be held in Montreal on 15-18 September 2022, and IPSA has a strong representation at this international event. The IPSA Secretariat staff will be on-site at booth 604 to greet attendees and meet with delegates from APSA, publishers and other regional and international organizations.
 
IPSA Panel
 
IPSA will also present an online panel on 17 September at 16:00 EDT, co-chaired by the IPSR editors Theresa Reidy and Daniel Stockemer, under the theme The Political Science Publication Landscape after COVID-19.
 
Canadian Political Science Section Reception
 
IPSA will also co-sponsor APSA’s Canadian Politics Section Cocktail Reception, which will be held on 15 September at 19:30. All participants must present an APSA badge and a confirmation of registration upon arrival. Register here.
 
APSA 2022 Theme Panel
 
Join the APSA 2022 Theme Panel entitled A Profession in Flux: Political Science Responds to a Changing World on 16 September at 16:00, with the participation of IPSA President Dianne Pinderhughes.
 
 
DIANNE PINDERHUGHES ADDRESSES THE 2022 ITALIAN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE
 
The 35th Annual Conference of the Italian Political Science Association (SISP) will be held at the Sapienza University of Rome on 8-10 September 2022 under the theme Democracy and its Enemies. The 2022 Conference features 78 panels and 11 roundtables, with more than 500 participants from 35 countries.
 
IPSA President Dianne Pinderhughes will address the delegates at the plenary session hosted by Prof. Jan Zielonka on 9 September at 16:45 CET. Dr. Pinderhughes will talk about IPSA’s academic activities, publications and the 2023 IPSA World Congress of Political Science in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
 
SISP is a non-profit cultural association that aims to promote the development of political science as well as exchanges and collaboration between scholars from Italy and abroad, and the coordination between institutional teaching and research structures.
 
PABLO OÑATE'S KEYNOTE SPEECH AT THE MEXICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE
 
The Mexican Political Science Association’s 2022 Annual Congress will be held in Merida, Yucatán, on 22-25 November 2022 under the theme Vulnerabilities and Resilience of Democracies in a Post-pandemic World. IPSA President-Elect Pablo Oñate will deliver a keynote speech entitled New Populisms and Democracy on 22 November.
 
Prof. Oñate will analyze the most important features of the populist phenomenon and radical populist parties, both in the ideological field of the right and left, pointing out common features on both sides of the Atlantic. Additionally, different positions will be discussed regarding the effects populism and populist parties might have on the effective functioning of our democratic political systems.
 
 
NEW ISSUE OF IPSR PUBLISHED
 
The latest issue of the International Political Science Review (IPSR) for September 2022 (Volume 43, Number 4) includes a symposium on global governance titled The BRICS, Global Governance, and Challenges for South-South Cooperation in a Post-Western World. The collection has three articles and is guest edited by Niall Duggan, Bas Hooijmaaijers, Marek Rewizorski and Ekaterina Arapova. Also included in the issue are five regular articles.
 
Among the additional articles included, Cepaluni and Fernades explore coalitions in GATT/WTO negotiations, while Devellennes and Loveless derive the notion that the non-religious and atheists will show greater tolerance and a stronger adherence to the value of pluralism. They test their proposition using data from four waves of the World Values Survey.
 
IPSA members can access the full IPSR archive dating back to 1980 through the MyIPSA menu.
 
EDITORIAL ASSISTANTSHIP AND PHD STUDENTSHIP
 
Deadline: 15 September 2022
 
The School of Political Studies at the University of Ottawa and IPSA are offering a PhD studentship of 4 years duration.
 
The successful candidate will undertake a PhD under the supervision of Dr. Daniel Stockemer holder of the Konrad Adenauer Research Chair in Empirical Democracy Studies. The proposed research topic should fall broadly in the area of political behaviour, populism, political representation or public opinion research. The candidate will be required to carry out editorial assistant duties of fifteen hours per week for the International Political Science Review.
 
The successful candidate will have to complete the formal application requirements for the University of Ottawa Ph.D. program in political science.
RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP OR BECOME AN IPSA MEMBER FOR 2022
 
Discover the exclusive advantages and services that IPSA membership offers and renew your membership or become a member for 2022.
 
Your valuable commitment allows IPSA to pursue its historical mission to support the development of political science worldwide, particularly in the Global South. Today, with the support of over 3,000 individuals and 61 national and regional association members, we are more than ever determined to accomplish our goals.
 
Some of IPSA's Membership Benefits
 
  • Connect with the IPSA international community
  • Take part in IPSA Research Committees
  • Participate in the IPSA World Congress of Political Science in 2023
  • Promote your work on the IPSA website and social media
  • Access our journals and publications online
  • Search the 14,389 papers in the Conference Proceedings Library
  • Enjoy discounts on SAGE, Oxford and MIT publications and more!
 
 
JOB OFFERS/GRANTS
 
University of Victoria
Deadline: 15 September 2022
 
Baldwin Wallace University
Deadline: 19 September 2022
 
Ashburn Institute
Deadline: 30 September 2022
 
International Science Council
Deadline: 15 October 2022
 
Francis Marion University
Deadline: 15 October 2022
 
Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies
Deadline: 31 October 2022
 
University of Konstanz
Deadline: 31 October 2022
 
Bocconi University 
Deadline: 25 November 2022
 
 
NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Events, Call for Proposals, Awards
 
Events
 Wrocław, Poland
21-23 September 2022
 
Libreville, Gabon
3-4 November 2022
 
Online
5 December 2022
 
Call for Proposals (Events)
Deadline: 13 January 2023
 
Call for Proposals (Journal/Book)
Deadline: 30 September 2022
 
Awards
World Values Survey
Deadline: 31 May 2023
 
MEMBERS' BOOKS
IPSA Members' Latest Releases
 
By Ferdinand Müller-Rommel,
Michelangelo Vercesi,
and Jan Berz
 
By Wyn P Grant
 
Edited by Giulio M. Gallarotti
 
Edited by Meryem Marzouki,
and Andrea Calderaro
 
Edited by Niilo Kauppi
and Kari Palonen
 
Edited by Phil Harris,
Alberto Bitonti,
Craig S. Fleisher,
and Anne Skorkjær Binderkrantz
 
Edited by Taru Haapala
and Álvaro Oleart
 
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1. Recent research by the Pew Research (PRC) center shows that in many countries there is widespread pessimism concerning the financial future of the next generation. When asked how children in their country will fare financially when they grow up, a median of 70% of adults across 19 countries say they will be worse off than their parents. This belief was shared by at least three-quarters of adults in Japan, France, Italy and Canada, and majorities in Spain, the United Kingdom, Australia, the United States, Belgium, Greece, the Netherlands and South Korea. Singapore is the only country where most adults (56%) believe the next generation will be better off financially (Research Institutes on the IPSAPortal).
 
 
2. The World Economic Forum (WEF) has launched Cyber Resilience: Playbook for Public-Private Collaboration, a global platform for creating and consolidating multi-stakeholder coalitions to accelerate progress towards a sustainable digital economy. Providing indications, guidelines for public-private collaboration, and several specific policy models, the book aims to empower leaders about cybersecurity challenges and help mitigate cyber risk across the network (Thematic Networks on the IPSAPortal).
 
3. Open Knowledge Map is an interesting open-source project that aims to provide an effective visualization of relevant scientific publications. The maps include the first 100 documents extracted using the relevance ranking provided by PubMed API and/or the BASE API. Both mainly use text similarity between your query and the article metadata to determine the relevance. PubMed has a detailed description of their relevance ranking, while BASE uses Lucene via Solr. More than 20 institutions currently support the project, including universities and libraries (Special Collections on the IPSAPortal).