Graduate Conference in Political Theory - Submission deadline extended to January 18th
Princeton University
9-10 April 2010
The
Committee for the Graduate Conference in Political Theory at Princeton
University welcomes papers concerning any period, methodological
approach or topic in political theory, political philosophy, or the
history of political thought. Approximately eight papers will be
accepted.
Each session, led by a discussant from
Princeton, will be focused exclusively on one paper and will feature an
extensive question and answer period with Princeton faculty and
students. Papers will be pre-circulated amongst conference
participants.
Princeton, will be focused exclusively on one paper and will feature an
extensive question and answer period with Princeton faculty and
students. Papers will be pre-circulated amongst conference
participants.
The keynote address will be given by Professor Sharon Krause, Professor of Political Science at Brown University.
Submissions are due via email to polthry@princeton.edu by
Monday, January 18th 2010. Please limit your paper submission to 7500
words and format it for blind review (the text should include your
paper's title but be free from other personal and institutional
information). Papers will be refereed by current graduate students in
the Department of Politics at Princeton. Acceptance notices will be
sent in February.
Monday, January 18th 2010. Please limit your paper submission to 7500
words and format it for blind review (the text should include your
paper's title but be free from other personal and institutional
information). Papers will be refereed by current graduate students in
the Department of Politics at Princeton. Acceptance notices will be
sent in February.
Assistance for
invited participants' transportation, lodging, and meal expenses is
available from the committee, which acknowledges the generous support
of the Department of Politics, the University Center for Human Values,
and the Graduate School of Princeton University.
invited participants' transportation, lodging, and meal expenses is
available from the committee, which acknowledges the generous support
of the Department of Politics, the University Center for Human Values,
and the Graduate School of Princeton University.
All papers should be submitted by email. Submissions by snail mail will not be accepted.
For more information, please visit the conference website at https://politicaltheory.
Questions and comments can be directed to: polthry@princeton.edu .
Last year’s program is available here: https://politicaltheory.