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*Financial Award for Best Papers in Ethics and Accountability in Public 
Service *

The Johnson Institute for Responsible Leadership at the Graduate School 
of Public and International Affairs, University of Pittsburgh is 
accepting submissions for the *2006-2007 Johnson Award for Best Papers 
in Ethics and Accountability in Public Service*.

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*A blind review process will result in the selection of at least one (1) 
winner in each of the following categories:*

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    * *Papers already published or accepted for publication in refereed
      forums (in journals, as chapters in books, etc) -- **the papers 
      not more than two years old: $2,000*
    * *Work in Progress (not accepted for publication at the time of
      submission): $1,500*
    * *Student Papers (including work by doctoral students prior to the
      award of the degree): $1,000*

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*All entries must be received by November 1, 2006.  *

*Themes:  *

Papers should fall under one of the following themes: International and 
Civil Security, Human Security, International Development, Public 
Management and Policy, and/or Nonprofit/NGO Management and Policy. These 
themes are broadly interpreted. Generally, any paper that has 
significant implications for public policy, public management, or 
nonprofit sector management will be acceptable.

**Application Process and Deadline**

Interested applicants should submit 1) an application cover sheet 
(available at www.johnsoninstitute-gspia.org), 2) two-page executive 
summary including title of the paper with author name(s) removed, and 3) 
a copy of the paper with author name(s) removed.  *E***lectronic copies 
are strongly preferred****.  **All entries must be less than 35 pages 
double-spaced, including bibliography, and in English. Please indicate 
whether your paper should be considered in the published category, work 
in progress category, or student category. **Winners will be notified by 
early 2007.****  **

For application requirements and further information, visit 
www.johnsoninstitute-gspia.org <http://www.johnsoninstitute-gspia.org/> 
or contact ethics at gspia.pitt.edu <mailto:ethics at gspia.pitt.edu> or 
412-648-1336.

*CALL FOR PAPERS*

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*New York** State** Political Science Association 61st Annual Conference*

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Marist College

Poughkeepsie, New York

April 20-21, 2007

The association invites paper, panel and roundtable submissions from 
scholars, public policy practitioners, and governmental and 
not-for-profit administrators.

Anyone whose research or policy interests relate to the fields below 
should send a short abstract and proposal form to the section chair by 
December 12,

2006.

NYSPSA encourages submissions from other disciplines, multidisciplinary 
panels and presentations of works in progress, particularly from 
graduate students.

Only one paper submission will be accepted from each scholar, although paper

presenters may also serve as discussants and chairs of other panels. The 
program committee would also like to encourage the submission of 
undergraduate student panel proposals. Prospective participants who are 
uncertain about their paper's placement may communicate directly with 
the program chair.

Submissions should include the title of their paper, a short abstract, 
the author's name, discipline and position, mailing address, 
institutional affiliation, phone/fax numbers, and e-mail address.

Individuals interested in acting as panel chairs/discussants should also 
contact the section chairs.

Section Chairs

American Government: Roddrick Colvin, Department of Public Management, 
John Jay College of Criminal Justice, 445 W. 59th Street, New York, NY 
10019.

Phone: (212) 237-8850, Fax: (212) 237-8919, Email: rcolvin at jjay.cuny.edu

Canadian Government: Jeff Kraus, Department of Government and Politics, 
Wagner College, 1 Campus Road, Staten Island, NY 10301. Phone: (718) 
390-3254, Fax:

(718) 390-3467, Email: JFKraus1 at aol.com

Comparative Politics:  Azzedine Layachi, Department of Government and 
Politics, St. John's University, 300 Howard Avenue, Da Silva Center, 
Staten Island, NY 10301. Phone: (718) 390-4585, Fax: (718) 390-4347, Email:

layachia at stjohns.edu

International Relations:  Harvey Strum, Sage College of Albany, 140 New 
Scotland Avenue, Albany, NY 12208-3245. Phone: (518) 292-1746, Fax: (518)

292-

1910, Home: (518) 432-0880, Email: strumh at sage.edu

Judicial Process and Law: Arthur Galub, 205 West End Avenue, New York, 
NY 10023. Phone: (212) 595-4598, Fax:  (212) 595-4348, Email: 
agalub at yahoo.com

Political Theory: Travis D. Smith, Department of Political Science, 
Concordia University, 1455 De Maisonneuve Blvd. West, Montreal, Quebec 
H3G 1M8, Canada.

Phone: (514) 848-2424 x5604, Fax:(514) 848-4072, Email: 

tdsmith at alcor.concordia.ca

Public Administration and Policy: Lisa Parshall, Department of History 
and Government, Daemen College, Amherst, NY 14226. Phone: (716) 
839-8303, Email:

lparshal at daemen.edu

State and Local Politics: Richard M. Flanagan, Political Science Program,

2N-

224, College of Staten Island, CUNY, 2800 Victory Blvd., Staten Island, 
NY 10314. Phone: (718) 982-2834, Email: Flanagan at mail.csi.cuny.edu

Teaching and Learning: Rosalie Young, Public Justice Department, SUNY 
Oswego,

446 Mahar Hall, Oswego, NY 13126. Phone: (315) 312-3447, Fax: (315) 
312-2549,

Email: ryoung at oswego.edu

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*TRENT** UNIVERSITY*

The Politics Department and the Canadian Studies Program at Trent 
University, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada (www.trentu.ca 
<http://www.trentu.ca/>) invite applications for a tenure-track position 
at the rank of Assistant or Associate Professor in the field of Canadian 
Politics, effective July 1, 2007 (subject to budgetary approval). The 
successful candidate will be cross-appointed between the Politics 
Department (.7) and the Canadian Studies Program (.3). Applications are 
welcome in any subfield of Canadian politics, although applications in 
the field of political economy would be particularly welcome. An 
openness to interdisciplinarity would be an asset. Applicants must have 
a Ph.D. in hand or near completion and must demonstrate promise of 
research achievement. The successful candidate will contribute to the 
teaching of the undergraduate program in Politics and Canadian Studies 
and may contribute to graduate teaching and supervision in the 
interdisciplinary M.A. and Ph.D. programs in Canadian Studies, offered 
through the Frost Centre.

Applicants should send a curriculum vitae, a writing sample, a teaching 
dossier, (including teaching evaluations, if available) and a statement 
outlining current and future research interests by October 20, 2006 to 
the address below. Applicants should ask three referees to send letters 
of recommendation under separate cover directly to the Chair. 

Please send hardcopy application materials to: Prof. Feyzi Baban, Chair, 
Politics Department, Trent University, 1600 West Bank Drive.

Peterborough, ON K9J 7B8 Canada. (fbaban at trentu.ca)

Trent University is an employment equity employer, and especially 
invites applications from women, Aboriginal persons, visible minorities 
and disabled persons. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; 
however, Canadian and permanent residents will be given priority.

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