Conferences

APSA Annual Meeting and Exposition - Annual meeting of authors, professors, and scholars of the field from the United States and abroad sponsored by the American Political Science Association.
www.apsanet.org/mtgs/

The Comparative Politics Conference - Conference held annually at the University of Bergen in Norway to discuss important issues about society, primarily from a comparative political viewpoint.
www.sampol-konferansen.uib.no/

International Conference On Comparitive Communist Biography and Prosophography - Conference timetable, abstracts, papers and contact information for the conference held in April of 2001 at the University of Manchester.
les1.man.ac.uk/cpgb/conference/

ISPP Annual Meeting Information - International Society of Political Psychology announces its annual scientific meeting and call for papers.
ispp.org/meet.html

NCPSA Annual Meeting - Annual conference held by the North Carolina Political Science Association.
www.apsanet.org/~ncpsa/conference.htm

Political Science and Political Minorities Graduate Political Science Conference - Provides an overview of the conference, updates, and intrcutions on how to submit an application for the conference. The submission deadline is February 25, 2002.
www.yale.edu/minorities/

Politics Conferences Worldwide - Frequently updated listing of upcoming events in political science and related fields.
www.conferencealerts.com/politics.htm

Rethinking Social Democracy - A series of three interdisciplinary and comparative conferences organised in 2004--6 to explore the past histories, present opportunities and future prospects of European social democracy.
www.fssl.man.ac.uk/rsd

Welfare State Systems - International Seminar on "Welfare State Systems: Development and Challenges" conducted at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi in April 2001.
www.geocities.com/bvivekanandan/

Republicanism, Democracy, and Constitutional Government: The Contribution of The Federalist to Political Philosophy - International conference on The Federalist sponsored by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Tel Aviv University, and The Shalem Center. Aims to foster and promote academic discussion of The Federalist and to enrich the constitutional discourse in Israel by studying the American experience. Site includes abstracts, lecturer profiles, and related links. <small>(November 18, 2002)</small>
www.federalist.org.il/EN/default.asp.0.asp