The Study of Gender and Elections: New Challenges and Agendas

Call for PapersWorkshop: The University of Manchester, Nov 30th – Dec 1st 2023PSA Women and Politics Specialist Group (sponsored by EPOP Anthony King Award) Deadline: 4th October 2023 A workshop exploring recent developments and future challenges in the field of gender and elections, primarily in the UK but also across Europe.  As the UK heads for a General…

Annual Conference Call for Papers

PSA Annual International Conference25-27 March 2024 – University of Strathclyde in Glasgow This 2024 PSA conference explores the theme ‘After (Neo-) Liberalism: Towards an Alternative Paradigm?’ The PSA Women and Politics Specialist Group have opened our call for papers. We welcome both individual paper submissions and whole panel proposals that explore the experience and voices of…

PSA ECN Annual Conference 2017

ECN Annual Conference, 22nd June 2017, Liverpool Central Library Critical Junctures at Home and Abroad: 12 Months Since Brexit The PSA Early Career Network invite you to their annual one-day conference, on the theme of Critical Junctures at Home and Abroad: 12 Months Since Brexit, on Thursday 22 June 2017 in the stunning Liverpool Central Library. The…

Call for Papers: Women in Society Conference

Women in Society from Historical Perspective: The Origins and Developments of Women’s Political, Social and Economic Engagement  Mini Conference prior to Annual Meeting of Council of European Studies University of Glasgow July 11, 2017 A one-day conference for scholars with projects focused on women in society from a historical perspective. The conference welcomes submissions from scholars from…

CfP: Male Over-Representation in Politics – Preliminary Research and Developing a Research Agenda

A one-day workshop Held at the University of Bristol’s SPAIS Gender Research Centre, Wednesday, 3rd of Feb 2016 Hosted by the University of Bristol SPAIS Gender Research Centre, the School of Politics and IR at QMUL and Uppsala Universitet, Sweden, and the UK PSA Women & Politics Specialist Group At the 2015 ECPR Joint Session…

Call for Papers: Women, Gender and Political Leadership Workshop, Friday 15 May

WOMEN, GENDER AND POLITICAL LEADERSHIP One Day Workshop Friday 15 May 2015 Birkbeck, University of London Call for Papers The study of leadership is a growing area of political studies. However, the issue of gender and leadership remains relatively understudied. The increasing prominence of female leadership and recruitment, from the major parties in Scotland to…

Call for Papers: UK General Election 2015 Conference

CONFERENCE INFORMATION AND CALL FOR PAPERS Citizens, parties and political action: Political participation and the UK General Election 2015 Wednesday 4 February 2015, 9.30 am - 5 pm The Division of Politics and International Relations at Nottingham Trent University is pleased to invite participants to this conference which will run three panels: *   Panel 1:…

Call for Papers: The Causes and Consequences of Male Over-Representation

European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR) Joint Sessions of Workshops University of Warsaw, Warsaw 29 March - 2 April 2015 CALL FOR PAPERS “The Causes and Consequences of Male Over-Representation” ***Deadline for submissions: December 1, 2014*** Submit under Workshop 16 at http://www.ecpr.eu/Events/PanelList.aspx?EventID=90 Workshop Directors: Rainbow Murray Queen Mary, University of London rainbowmurray@gmail.com and Elin Bjarnegård…

2015 European Conference on Politics and Gender Deadline Extended – 1 November

The deadline for proposals for the 2015 European Conference on Politics and Gender has been extended until Saturday 1 November 2014. The ECPG conference will take place 11-13 June 2015 at Uppsala University in Sweden. For more details on how to submit a paper or panel proposal, please click here.

Call for Papers: ‘Equal is not Enough: Exploring novel theoretical and empirical approaches to study the shaping of (in)equalities’ (PRCEP)

We are pleased to invite you to the international conference ‘Equal is not Enough: Exploring novel theoretical and empirical approaches to study the shaping of (in)equalities’ organised by the Policy Research Centre on Equality Policies (PRCEP). The PRCEP organised its first ‘Equal is not Enough’ conference in 2006, and then again in 2010. The third…