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 The 58th Annual Conference of the New York State
Political Science Association will be held at the University at
Binghamton on April 23-24, 2004. Located in Central New York,
the University of Binghamton is one of the State University of New
York's research centers.
For more information or to submit a paper or panel
proposal, click on the Call for Papers and Participation to the right or contact the NYSPSA Program Chair,
Tom Sinclair at
sinclair@binghamton.edu or
telephone 607.777.2719.
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NYSPSA 2004--
University at Binghamton April 23-24, 2004
Please click on either one of the following links below to receive an
updated online version of the
Schedule of Conference Panels for the 2004 NYSPSA Conference, Hotel
and Travel Information for the 2004 Conference, the NYSPSA Conference Call for Papers and Participation 2004.
Political Science department chairs throughout the Northeast, Midwest, and Middle Atlantic states and the provinces of Ontario, Quebec, and the Maritimes
received a copy of this Call for Papers and Participation during
October 2003.
NYSPSA 04
Schedule of Conference Panels
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NYSPSA 04
Schedule of Conference Panels
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Travel & Hotel Info NYSPSA 2004
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Travel & Hotel Info NYSPSA 2004
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Call for Papers and Participation 2004
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Call for Papers and Participation 2004
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NYSPSA Membership and Conference Registration Form
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NYSPSA Annual Conference
The
principal activity of the New York State Political Science Association is its annual two-day scholarly conference during the spring
months. Membership in the association is open to political science students and professionals inside and outside New York State, and a year's membership is automatic with registration for the conference. Calls for papers for the conference are available in September. The event usually draws 200 to 250 panelists and round table participants, and features a book display and an academic job placement service. The site of the conference rotates each year between upstate and downstate university host campuses.
NYSPSA Governance
The New York
State Political Science Association is governed by an
executive board including nine section chairs specializing in American Politics, Canadian Politics,. Comparative Politics, International Relations, Judicial Process and Law, Political Theory, Public Policy and Public Administration, State and Local Politics and Teaching and Learning. For more information, contact
Tim Duvall
NYSPSA President and Professor of Political Science at
St. John's University, or
Tom Sinclair, 2004 NYSPSA Program Chair and Professor of Political Science at
the University at Binghamton.
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