CPSA Prize in International Relations
This biennial prize has been established to recognize the contribution of political scientists to the study of international relations. The prize is awarded every two years.
Rules 2023 (Call to submit in fall 2022)
2021 Prize in International Relations
The volume explores the conditions under which governments intervene in the regulation of private governance. . .
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Sylvia Bashevkin’s Women as Foreign Policy Leaders breaks new ground in IR scholarship by challenging . . .
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In this major contribution to the study of International Political Economy and Central and East European . . .
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With this work Eric Helleiner presents a major re-interpretation of the birth of the post-war order and the . . .
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Using sophisticated counterfactual arguments, Frank Harvey presents an imaginative, bold, and provocative . . .
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With International Security in Practice, Vincent Pouliot makes significant theoretical and substantive . . .
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Noël and Thérien make a provocative and stimulating case for taking the left-right divide seriously in the study of . . .
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