Dear colleagues, friends, and members of the APG,
We hope this email finds you well. Below are some announcements of interest to those teaching and researching US politics.
- APG PSA23 Panels:
In a change to previous years, between now and mid-September there is the opportunity for specialist groups, such as the APG, to submit panels for the annual PSA conference prior to the open call beginning.
- The conference is convened by the University of Liverpool, 3 – 5 April 2023
- Full information on this can be found here
- If you are interested in proposing an APG panel, or have a paper that could be included in one, get in touch with APG Chair Philip Davies (pjd@dmu.ac.uk) by September 1st.
- APG Events, Save the Dates:
We have two face-to-face APG events coming over the horizon:
- The 2022 APG/BAAS Colloquium will be hosted by the Eccles Centre at the British Library Knowledge Centre, on Friday 11th November.
- Leicester University will host The 2023 APG conference.
- This will be the first face-to-face conference since 2020, when the conference was hosted in Canterbury.
- Full details TBC
- Congratulations (again!) To Dr Ursula Hackett:
Last week we announced that Dr Ursula Hackett had won the Richard E. Neustadt Book Prize, which is awarded by the PSA American Politics Group.
- Ursula has also the 2022 Theodore J. Lowi Policy Studies Journal Best Article Award, for the article ‘‘Attenuated Governance: How Policymakers Insulate Private School Choice from Legal Challenge.’’
- This prize was awarded by the Public Policy Section of the American Political Science Association.
- Once again, and on behalf of all APG members: Congratulations from us all to Dr Ursula Hackett.
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PSA APG Team