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The GPSA Vice President organizes the preliminary program from the accepted proposals and will post it as soon as possible after the submission deadline: July 21, 2005. Panels and roundtables are assembled from the accepted proposals and individual papers. Six to seven sessions of four concurrent panels each are spread over two days. Three to five presentations are assigned to each panel.
The last annual meeting attracted 180 participants from Georgia, 20 other U.S. states, and overseas. Although political scientists are in the majority, the conference is definitely interdisciplinary. Since 1968, participants have included political scientists, historians, economists, humanists, sociologists, criminologists, anthropologists, public administrators, philosophers, students, interested non-academics and many others.
The Criminal Justice Association of Georgia meets jointly with the GPSA.
About thirty percent of the presentations adhere to the conference theme. If you have a proposal that fits the theme (or not), please submit it. The GPSA will give your proposal fair and careful consideration.
Whether you wish to make a presentation or to simply attend the conference, you are most welcome. Please submit the registration form.
Please note that each attendee is responsible for all of his expenses related to the conference. The GPSA does not fund attendees.
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