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Nominations open: Monday 13 November 2023.
Deadline for nominations: Friday 8 March 2024.
Nominations for the 2024 award have now closed. Thank you to all those who have nominated.
Submitting a nomination
To nominate, please email a formal nomination letter, which must come via the Official Representative of any ECPR member institution, or from a national political science association, to prizes@ecpr.eu.
The prize is open to scholars in all fields of political science, and candidates need not be affiliated with a Member institution.
Nominations must include, as 2 separate PDF files:
- A formal letter of nomination including recommendation(s) from the nominator(s)
- A curriculum vitae and bibliography of the nominee(s)
We strive to define outstanding contributions as inclusively as possible, and welcome nominations of candidates from non-traditional backgrounds.
Exclusions
Self-nominations are not accepted.
Members of the ECPR Executive Committee, ECPR Director, or Editors of any ECPR books, journals or blog are not eligible for this prize. However, we do not wish to penalise these individuals for their generous work within our organisation. Therefore, members of ECPR senior staff (EC, Director) are eligible to be nominated for prizes after their term has ended, and after a further three-year buffer period. Editors, meanwhile, are eligible to be nominated after their term has ended and after a one-year buffer period.
If a nominator attempts to nominate an excluded person, they will be informed of this policy by Harbour House staff, as well as the year in which the person will be eligible, if applicable.
Prize Jury
The Jury for 2024 comprises:
- David Farrell, Chair of the Executive Committee
- Kris Deschouwer, former Chair of the Executive Committee
- Hans Asenbaum, Rising Star winner 2022
- Patricia Correa, ECPR Official Representative, Aston University
- Tanja Munro, Director of ECPR
Prize announcement and delivery
The winner will be announced in Summer 2024.