[We have the following call for papers.]
The Institute for Political History and the Journal of Policy History are hosting the eighth biennial Conference on Policy History at the Sheraton Capitol Square Hotel in downtown Columbus, Ohio from Wednesday, June 4 to Saturday, June 7, 2014. We are currently accepting panel and paper proposals on all topics regarding American political and policy history, political development, and comparative historical analysis. Complete sessions, including two or three presenters with chair/commentator(s) are strongly encouraged. Individual paper proposals are welcome. Because the conference has grown in size, individual papers might have a more difficult time being placed on the program. In order to accommodate more participants, conference organizers have created a poster session which will allow younger scholars to display their research projects. Participants may only appear once as a presenter in the program.
The deadline for submission is December 2, 2013. For additional information, visit here or email policyhistoryconference@gmail.com.
Details after the jump.
Panels and Papers:
Proposals for panels and papers must be submitted online here and must include the following:
1. Name(s)
2. Institutional Affiliation(s)
3. Status (i.e. ABD, Doctoral Student, Assistant/Associate/Full Professor)
4. Email address(es).
5. Mailing Address(es).
6. Panel and paper title(s).
7. One (1) page single-spaced abstract of panel and papers in Microsoft Word or PDF format.
8. One (1) page single-spaced description of panel participants including educational background, major publications, awards or fellowships of presenters, also in Microsoft Word or PDF format.
9. If you want to have an individual paper considered for a poster session (in cases where we are unable to accept it as a paper), please indicate this when you fill out the submission form.
Posters:
Proposals for poster sessions should be submitted by December 2, 2013.
Poster session proposals must be submitted online here and must include the following:
1. Name(s)
2. Institutional Affiliation(s)
3. Status (i.e. ABD, Doctoral Student, Assistant/Associate/Full Professor)
4. Email address(es).
5. Mailing Address(es).
6. Poster title(s).
7. A one page document containing the author's name, project title and a 150 word abstract in Microsoft Word or PDF format.
