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The Academic Programme will be organised in the format of Sections and Panels.

Each Section will contain a variety of Panels in a given field. There will also be an Open Section, consisting of standalone Panels and Papers which do not necessarily fit within any of the accepted Sections. The programme will be very broad, with Sections covering all the main areas of political science, including Comparative Politics, Public Policy and Public Administration, Political Theory, International Relations and European Studies. 

Proposals will open on 5 December. You must submit your proposal to a Section before the deadline of 18 February. If your Paper has more than one author, the person making the proposal will be listed as the Paper presenter. To make a proposal, you and your co-author(s) must have MyECPR profiles. If you don’t already have one, it takes just a few clicks to create. Alternatively, your Paper can be part of a pre-formed Panel proposal, co-ordinated and submitted as a complete Panel by a Panel Chair (see above). 

If you would like to attend the Conference without playing an active role, you are more than welcome to do so. You will need a MyECPR profile, and you will need to register and pay online before registration closes on 20 May.