Call for Papers: 11th Annual Princeton University Graduate Conference in Political Theory
\n\nThe 11th Annual Princeton University Graduate Conference in Political Theory will be held from \;April 13-14\, 2018.
\n\nThe Conference offers graduate students a unique opportunity to present and receive feedback on works in progress. Each session focuses exclusively on one paper. After receiving feedback from a Princeton graduate student discussant\, each author engages in an extensive question and answer period with Princeton faculty\, students\, and guests.
\nWe are delighted to announce that Professor Amy Allen of Pennsylvania State University will deliver the 2018 keynote address. In addition\, we are pleased to announce a special roundtable with Professor John Dunn (Cambridge) and Professor Sunil Khilnani (KCL) on &ldquo\;Democracy and Dissent in China and India&rdquo\;.
\nSubmission Information
\nWe welcome papers addressing any topic in political theory\, political philosophy\, or the history of political thought. Papers related to topics in feminist theory\, critical social theory\, and critical race theory\, are especially encouraged.
\nSubmission deadline: Sunday\, December 10\, 2017
\n\nFormat: Please format papers for blind review\, making sure to exclude any personal and institutional information.
\n\nLength: Papers should not exceed 10\,000 words (excluding footnotes and bibliographic information).
\n\nHow to submit: Please upload submissions as PDF files to the submission management platform\, which can be found at: http://politicaltheory.princeton.edu/openconf/openconf.php
\n\nTimeline: Graduate students in political theory will review papers over winter break. The conference committee will send acceptance notifications and paper feedback to approximately 6-8 applicants in \;January 2018.
\n\nContact details: Please e-mail polthry [at] princeton [dot] edu with questions.
\n\nFunding: The conference committee will provide assistance for participants&rsquo\; transportation\, lodging\, and meal expenses. We acknowledge the generous financial and institutional support of the University Center for Human Values and the Princeton University Department of Politics.
\n\nFor more information\, please visit the conference website:http://www.princeton.edu/politicaltheory/
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