Finnish Political Science Association

Finnish Political Science Association has been established in 1935 to promote political science in Finland and to participate in the international co-operation. The main fields of activities are the organization of seminars and discussion meetings (mainly in Finnish) and publication.

Finnish Political Science Association publishes a quarterly journal Politiikka. Each article contains an English abstract. The journal can be subscribed from the e-mail address below. Association also publishes books in the series Books from the Finnish Political Science Association (? hyperlinkki omalle blankolle sivulle jossa listattuna kirjat ja tilausohjeet*)

Finnsih Political Science Association is a member of the International Political Science Association (IPSA) (hyperlinkki http://www.ipsa.org/), The European Confederation of Political Science Associations (ECPSA) (hyperlinkki http://www.ecpsa.org/) and Nordic Political Science Association (NOPSA) (hyperlinkki http://nopsa.net/)

More information about the association is available in Finnish and Swedish

Upcoming events

Annual Conference of the Finnish Political Science Association 8. – 9.3.2012, University of Turku
www.soc.utu.fi/ptp2012

Address

Finnish Political Science Association
c/o Dept. of Political and Economic Studies
P.O. Box 54
00014 University of Helsinki
Finland

Chair

Hanna Wass
tel: +358 9 191 24919
e-mail: hanna.wass(at)helsinki.fi

Secretary

Jenni Rinne
e-mail: valtiotieteellinen.yhdistys(at)gmail.com

Board
(elected 11.3.2011)

Hanna Wass, Chair (University of Helsinki)
Petri Koikkalainen, Vice Chair (University of Lapland)
Sebastian Godenhjelm (Helsingfors universitet, Svenska social- och kommunalhögskolan)
Tapio Häyhtiö (Åbo Handelshögskolan)
Kia Lindroos (University of Jyväskylä)
Paul-Erik Korvela (University of Jyväskylä)
Maria Maunula (University of Turku)
Antti Pajala (University of Turku)
Emilia Palonen (University of Helsinki)
Jarmo Rinne (University of Helsinki)
Marjukka Weide (University of Helsinki, Swedish School of Social Science)
Mikko Vähä-Sipilä (University of Tampere)