APSA-CP

The newsletter for the Comparative Politics section of the American Political Science Association.

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Delighted to publish the newest issue of APSA-CP here - https://t.co/dc3QBDf5yd

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The Comparative Politics Section (Section 20) is extending its travel grant deadline to July 15 by 23:59 EDT. Applicants are chosen by lottery by end of July. Apply here: https://t.co/hBWe8D7mph

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Congrats to @AnnaGBusse !

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This year, the Comparative Politics section is pleased to award the Best Article Prize to Anna Grzymala-Busse (Stanford University) for, “Tilly Goes to Church: The Religious and Medieval Roots of European State Fragmentation,” American Political Science Review, 118(1), 88-107.

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Congrats to our book prize winner, @sarahzdaly !

[Comparative Politics @comppolsection]

This year, the Comparative Politics section is pleased to award the Best Book Prize to Sarah Zukerman Daly @sarahzdaly (Columbia University) for her book, Violent Victors: Why Bloodstained Parties Win Postwar Elections (Princeton University Press, 2022).

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The CP section's Skocpol prize for emerging scholars and Powell Mentoring Award nomination deadlines are extended to April 1. Nominate Skocpol prize scholars here: https://t.co/1mUq2e4Wut and Powell award scholars here: https://t.co/BDosZseoyE

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We at APSA-CP and @comppolsection are delighted to announce the fall 2023 issue! In this issue a symposium on civil-military relations, interviews with CP section prize winners, and a dissertation spotlight on @lotemhalevy's exciting research! https://t.co/fQVNWFewkL

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Send us your nominations!

[Comparative Politics @comppolsection]

Comparativists: it is time for section prize nominations! In the thread below we include contacts and information for each of our prizes for book, article, paper, dataset, emerging scholars, and mentoring https://t.co/OexJo2mGNV

[Erica Marat @EricaMarat]

In this APSA piece @BotakozKassymb1 and I explain why we won’t be referring to Central Asia as: near-abroad, backyard, backwater, post-Soviet, Eurasian, and the Global East. The precise language is still in development and it’s for the Central Asians to define it. 🧵

[Şener Aktürk @senerakturk]

My contribution titled "Reversing the Gaze and Decolonizing Political Science" is now published in the American Political Science Association - Comparative Politics (APSA-CP) Newsletter along with wonderful contributions by great colleagues (see below) #DecolonizePoliticalScience

[Gulnaz Sharafutdinova @GulnazSharaf]

what a start of the week: please read the latest APSA/CP newsletter on confronting asymmetries of knowledge and decolonizing post-communist, post-Soviet and Russian studies - with wonderful contributions from colleagues working on Ukraine, Central Asia, China/Uyghur and beyond.

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Breaking! new issue of @apsa_cp available here w/ great contributions from @linds_goldberg @MilliLake @marieeberry @gsorayaz @sindujaraja18 @robertsreport @VolodymyrKulyk4 @EricaMarat @BotakozKassymb1 @senerakturk @GulnazSharaf https://t.co/GCFQtsj7jJ

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The Luebbert Book Prize nomination is open until March 15, 2023. Short listing committee is below--send in your nominations!

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The Luebbert Article Prize nomination deadline is March 15, 2023. Details and committee contact below!

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The Sage Paper Prize nomination deadline is March 15, 2023--send us your nominations!

[Comparative Politics @comppolsection]

the Lijphart/Przeworski/Verba Dataset Award nomination is open until March 15, 2023. Send us your nominations! Details below.

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Send us your nominations for the 2023 Theda Skocpol Prize for Emerging Scholars--open until March 15, 2023! Details below.

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Delighted to announce the publication of the fall 2022 issue of APSA-CP here: https://t.co/sXrkDKIEOQ

Including a fantastic symposium on gender quotas and comparative democracy research!

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Great initiative!

[Allison Hartnett (ashartnett on Bsky) @as_hartnett]

A great way for grad students working on class and inequality to up their online visibility and share their research. Submissions preferred before 22 August but accepted after. @APSAInequality @apsa_cp @APSAtweets

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Delighted to announce the June 2022 issue! Featuring a symposium on deep historical comparative research and a review of Mark Beissinger's new dataset on revolutionary episodes. https://t.co/ru7Dbkqqrg