|
The European Consortium for Political Research has approximately 350 European and associate members in
over 40 countries, mostly European but also from as far afield as New Zealand and Japan. These members
together form a network of thousands of individual political scientists, international relations and European
studies specialists.
Who can become a member?
Any university, college, or department of any scholarly institution in Europe engaged in teaching
and research in political science may apply for
full membership of the Consortium.
Non European institutions of similar status are eligible to become associate members.
Who is membership for?
THE INSTITUTION PAYS BUT THE INDIVIDUAL GAINS
Membership of the ECPR is institutional rather than individual. This means that
any individual (of post graduate status and above) from any department in a member
institution may participate in ECPR activities.
What do we get for our money?
EVENTS
- Free attendance at the annual Joint Sessions of Workshops
- Reduced fees for the annual
ECPR Summer School in Methods & Techniques
- Reduced fees for the bi-ennial
General Conference
FUNDING
-
Grantsfor attending the Joint Sessions
- Mobility fund grantsfor graduate students
attending ECPR events
- Scholarship fundsavailable for participants
at ECPR methods summer schools
NETWORKING
- Being part of a large network of academics with related research interests
- Join a Standing Groupor Network
PUBLICATIONS
- FREE online access and print copies of the EPS journal (European Political
Science, published in association with Palgrave Macmillan)
- FREE print copies of the EJPR journal (European Journal of Political
Research, published in association with Wiley Blackwell)
- FREE print copies of the EPSR journal (European Political Science Review,
published in association with Cambridge University Press)
- 10% DISCOUNT on all ECPR Press titles
- 25% DISCOUNT on all European Political Science Series books (published in
association with Routledge)
- 30% DISCOUNT on all Comparative Politics Series books (published in
association with Oxford University Press)
All information about ECPR activities is available on the ECPR web site. It is also
channelled through an "official representative" (OR) who is nominated by his/her
institution. The OR is sent all correspondence about the ECPR and all
publications (for distribution within the member institution).
Full and associate members benefit fully from the special activities which the ECPR
organises from time to time, such as conferences, round tables, special offers for
publications etc.
TOP OF PAGE ^
|
