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We are the leading scholarly society concerned with the research and teaching of political science in Europe, headquartered in the UK with a global membership.
Our groups and networks are pushing the boundaries of specialist sub-fields of political science, helping to nurture diversity and inclusivity across the discipline.
This unique event has helped tens of thousands of scholars over nearly five decades hone research, grow networks and secure publishing contracts.
An engaging platform for discussion, debate and thinking; Europe's largest annual gathering of political scientists from across the globe.
A comprehensive programme of cutting-edge qualitative and quantitative methodological training delivered by experts.
Inspired by Harbour House, our HQ which provides a literal and metaphorical ‘home’ for the ECPR family, this series seeks to open doors to some of the most pressing issues and challenges in the discipline.
Our Groups and Networks organise a range of annual events, including summer schools, conferences and workshops, open to all.
Our highly regarded peer-reviewed journals, produced in partnership with the world's leading academic publishers, share the best scholarly thinking.
Through our imprint ECPR Press and via the OUP Comparative Politics book series, we publish research by, and for the political science community.
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Our members are universities across the globe and the scholars who work and study within them; membership benefits both the individual and the institution.
We have a range of funding schemes to help progress individual careers and to support the wider development of the discipline.
From distinguished scholars to exceptional PhD students, our prizes recognise service and achievement across the profession.
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Nominations are now open for six positions on our Executive Committee (EC). This is your opportunity to guide ECPR into the future and help shape how we support political scientists across career stages and borders. Nominate yourself by 20 November.
People may flee war or persecution, but they only become refugees once a state decides they qualify for protection. Asylum is thus not simply a humanitarian matter; it is also a question of how states work. Pierre G. Van Wolleghem investigates the quiet politics of asylum decision-making.
Put your research area at the heart of ECPR's flagship event. Propose a Section for the 2027 General Conference in Barcelona to advance debate, champion new research directions, and bring together scholars for a rich and varied programme. Submissions close on 9 November.
Looking for the right home for your research? Wondering what happens after you hit 'submit'? Our brand-new guides take you through choosing a journal, preparing your submission, navigating peer review and revisions, and understanding your Open Access options. All in one place.
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