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11Jun

Symposium on the theory of justice - Call for Papers

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION QUARTERLY SYMPOSIUM “Revisiting the Theory of Justice”

Symposium Editors: Tia Gaynor Rouse, Marist College and Hindy Lauer Schachter, New Jersey Institute of Technology

John Rawls’ (1971) Theory of Justice provided underlying principles that continue to serve as a guide to ensure a fundamental understanding of equality and fairness within the basic structure of society. This theory is based on two primary principles:

• Each person is to have an equal right to the most extensive basic liberty compatible with similar liberty for others, and • Social and economic inequalities are to be arranged so that they are both (a) reasonably expected to be to everyone's advantage, and (b) attached to positions and offices open to all.

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16Feb

International Encyclopedia of Political Science

IPSA and Sage have combined to bring out an eight-volume encyclopaedia of political science, with thousands of entries on every topic you've ever thought of (and many you haven't), written lucidly by all the usual suspects (including your esteemed chair) Now read on !

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22Jan

New book: Governance: is it for Everyone ?

This new collection is edited by Ann Marie Bissessar from the University of the West Indies, with contributions by several RC32 members. For full details

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27Dec

a practice-oriented handbook pn public dialogue and deliberation

Public Dialogue and Deliberation: A communication perspective for public engagement practitioners By Oliver Escobar Public Policy Network (University of Edinburgh)

This free booklet seeks to speak to people involved in creating public forums for meaningful conversations. It provides an understanding of face-to-face communication that will prove invaluable to public engagement practitioners on the ground.

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09Nov

Policy hournals available on-line

The Policy Studies Organization and Wiley-Blackwell are delighted to announce that the PSO journals will be available online-only beginning in January 2012.

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17Oct

Governance; is it for everyone ?

This new book, edited by Anne Marie Bissessar of the University of the West Indies, aims to present a set of perspectives that are sound and useful and it seeks to stimulate scholars and students and at the same time to inform practitioners of the myth that governance is a perfect method of administration to be applied in all countries, irrespective of their levels of development or the impact and experience of globalization in various countries . This book will certainly bring a conclusion to the ongoing debate of whether “Governance Is for Everyone.” (Imprint: Nova)

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29Oct

A Guide for New Researchers

Publishing in Politics: A Guide for New Researchers – FREELY available Online




Wiley-Blackwell and the editors of POLITICS, a journal of the Political Studies Association of the United Kingdom, are delighted to offer free online access to Publishing in Politics: A Guide for New Researchers. There are no black and white answers to the questions of what and how to publish in politics, but this guide is devoted to providing concrete advice about how to go about publishing your research – we hope you find it useful.

Read Online Now!

If you would like us to send you a printed copy of the guide we are happy to do so. Please contact lucie.peplow@wiley.com with your request.

We hope you will recommend this guide to your students and postdoctoral researchers

Kind Regards

Alasdair Young, Jane Duckett and Paul Graham Editors of POLITICS

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