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2027 APA Pacific Division Meeting

Organized by Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Society

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Submission deadline
October 9, 2026
Event date
March 24, 2027
Format
In person
Location
Portland, Oregon
Compensation
Not listed

About this call

The Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Society welcomes two-speaker session proposals for the 2027 APA Pacific Division Meeting in Portland, Oregon. Proposals should include titles, abstracts, and a session chair; preference is given to sessions with one non-philosopher.

Topics

Philosophy, politics, and economics

Session formats

Two-speaker session