PSA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
ur 74th Annual Conference, “After (Neo-) Liberalism: Towards an Alternative Paradigm?” convened by the University of Strathclyde, will take place from 25 – 27 March 2024.
REGISTRATION IS OPEN until 20 March
*The outline schedule for the three-day conference, focusing at this point on the time/day of the panel sessions, has been shared with all confirmed paper givers so do look out for this in your inbox.*
Delegates will be provided with a map detailing the venues for all conference events, with the major conference hub being the Technology & Information Centre (TIC) located at 99 George Street.The TIC is approximately 10 minutes’ walk from George Square - a key location landmark - and close to a mainline station.
If you are looking for accomodation, please see below for details of hotels recommended by the Glasgow Convention Bureau, the official accomodation provider for the conference.
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
We thank our lead partners, SAGE Publishing for their sponsorship of this event, which will explore whether current or alternative approaches can address the equity, economic and ecological challenges facing liberal democracy.
The convening team will be led by Head of School of Government & Public Policy, Professor Anthony McGann at the university. He said: “We look forward to welcoming you to the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow to participate in a dynamic and thought-provoking conference that will critically examine the limitations and possibilities of (neo-) liberalism, and to consider whether there are new pathways and strategies for addressing the pressing issues of our time.”
40th Annual Conference of the AIS |
12th Annual Conference of the EAIS
Israel and Israel Studies: The European and International Perspective
JULY 1-3, 2024
Faculty of Arts, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic
Considering the gravity of the recent events and their ongoing or imminent repercussions, we have expanded this Call for Papers to reflect the present situation. Therefore, apart from the given topic, we appreciate all proposals focused on any aspect and perspective of current affairs triggered on October 7. The conference’s conveners will work tirelessly to create a safe space where diverse scholarships will be included and respected. We will continue to closely monitor the situation and may adapt the conference format and final dates in light of future developments.
By this CfP we announce the first joint AIS-EAIS conference, marking the 12th Annual Conference of the European Association of Israel Studies and 40th Annual Meeting of the Association for Israel Studies. This event will bring together distinguished scholars, researchers, and experts from around the world to explore the rich and diverse landscape of Israel Studies. The late Czech-French writer Milan Kundera famously expressed his perception of the complex European-Israeli attachment in 1985 while accepting the Jerusalem Prize: “Even after Europe so tragically failed them, the Jews nonetheless kept faith with that European cosmopolitanism; and Israel, their little homeland finally regained, seems to me the true heart of Europe – a heart strangely located outside the body.”
General Conference 2024
General Conference 2024
12 – 15 August, University College Dublin
About
As a leading industry event, our General Conference continues to support the advancement of political science across Europe.
Having brought together nearly 2,500 members of the political science community in Prague and online for our 2023 General Conference, we are thrilled to be heading to the prestigious University College Dublin for the 2024 event.
With its expansive reach and inclusive approach, our General Conference provides an engaging platform that transcends regional and national boundaries. It offers scholars an opportunity to converge, showcase research to peers, connect with like-minded researchers, and benefit from fruitful discussions and intense debates.
