Advancing Policy Research with Cross-Disciplinary Perspectives

November 17- 19, 2022  | Washington Hilton |  Washington D.C.

As you are creating your submissions, we encourage you to check the Single Paper Listings below for papers that might work well with your proposal in order to submit a complete panel. While we still encourage individual paper submissions, complete panels - three or four papers along a common theme with a chair and discussant - have a much better chance of being accepted for the conference. If there is a paper in the listing in which you are interested, please contact the authors and see if they wish to have their work become part of your panel. All contact information is noted in the listing. 

We hope this will encourage APPAM members and the public policy community at large to broaden their research networks and become familiar with their peers who are doing important work around the world.

Found papers you want to connect with? Reach out to the paper contact listed on the spreadsheet to confirm their interest. Once confirmed, all original paper submissions must be withdrawn from APPAM’s abstract management system so your new panel can be created from scratch.

• To submit a whole panel, you will need a panel title, a 100 - 500 word session abstract, one organizer, one chair, one to two discussants, and three to four panel papers.
• Then the individual panel papers will need a title, presenting author, contact person, and 100 - 500 word paper abstract.

The listings will be updated weekly until the submission deadline of April 18, 2022.  Any policy area that does not have an active hyperlink has not yet received any submissions.

There will be no extensions to the submission deadline.

Please contact conferencesupport@appam.org with any questions. 

 

All Single Paper Listings have been updated as of 11:00 ET on 4/18/2022.

 

Single Papers by Policy Area

Crime, Justice, and Drugs	Housing, Community Development, and Urban Policy	Politics, Media, and the Policy Process
Education	Innovations in Science and Technology	Population and Migration Issues
Employment and Training Programs	Methods and Tools of Analysis	Poverty and Income Policy
Family and Child Policy	National Security and Homeland Security	Public and Nonprofit Management and Finance
Health Policy	Natural Resource Security, Energy, and Environmental Policy	Social Equity and Race