The 2023 PIPC deadline Is EXTENDED (March 15)

 

Dear Colleagues,

 

It’s our pleasure to announce the fifth Pacific International Politics Conference (PIPC) has been scheduled for Singapore, 7-8 July 2023.

 

Paper and poster proposals are now being accepted. Proposals addressing any aspect of international politics are welcome. Papers focused on the improvement of social science theory as it relates to international relations are encouraged, particularly but not exclusively quantitative research. Especially encouraged are papers dealing with international politics in the Asia-Pacific region, and/or by researchers based in the region. The deadline for submission is extended to Wednesday, 15 March 2023 (PST).

 

The Department of Political Science, National University of Singapore, will host the conference.

 

PIPC enforces a limit of one proposal per author. Authors may submit a proposal to present a single-authored paper and also appear as the non-presenting author on a second paper. However, authors are limited to appear a maximum of two appearances on the program.

 

We strongly encourage graduate students to apply for poster presentations. We assign discussants for each presentation. We also display the poster during the conference such that audiences can discuss the posters easily.

 

To submit your proposal, please click the link:https://forms.gle/pydvkYNUDgPatvR69

 

We hope that the Pacific International Politics Conference will continue to develop as a central forum for scientific researchers of IR in the Asia-Pacific region.

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Pacific International Politics Conference

Steering Organizers

Erik Gartzke, University of California, San Diego

Ben Goldsmith, Australian National University

Koji Kagotani, Osaka University of Economics

Soo Yeon Kim, National University of Singapore

 

PIPC Online Speaker Series Organizers

Jiyoung Ko, Korea University