APSA

APSA, also known as the American Political Science Association, is a professional organization for political scientists. Founded in 1903, it is one of the largest and most influential associations of its kind in the world. The organization's primary mission is to advance the discipline of political science through research, teaching, and public service. APSA is headquartered in Washington, D.C. and serves a diverse membership of academics, researchers, students, and practitioners.

The association publishes numerous peer-reviewed journals, including the American Political Science Review, which is a leading scholarly publication in the field. APSA also organizes an annual meeting that brings together thousands of political scientists to present research, discuss current issues, and network. This conference is a major event for scholars to share their work and engage with the broader academic community.

APSA is committed to promoting the study and practice of political science. It offers various programs and resources to support its members, including professional development opportunities, grants, and awards. The organization advocates for the importance of political science research and education, aiming to inform public discourse and contribute to a better understanding of politics and government. Its activities encompass a wide range of subfields within political science, from international relations and comparative politics to American politics and political theory.