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2027 Eastern APA Meeting

Organized by Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Society

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Submission deadline: July 11, 2026
Event date: January 13, 2027
Format: In person
Location: Boston Hilton Park Plaza, Boston, Massachusetts
Compensation: Not listed

About this call

The Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Society is seeking two-speaker session proposals for the 2027 Eastern APA Meeting in Boston. Sessions should feature two related papers that demonstrate the value of bringing philosophy together with political science and/or economics. Preference is given to proposals that include a non-philosopher.

Topics

Philosophy, politics, and economicsPhilosophy and political sciencePhilosophy and economics

Session formats

Two-speaker session with two related papers