Graduate Students in International Political Economy (GSIPE) Workshop

The Graduate Student International Political Economy Workshop (GSIPE) is a virtual, interdisciplinary, graduate-student-run workshop. We aim to provide a venue for graduate students (including pre-docs and post-docs) to present works-in-progress and solicit feedback from their peers and faculty.

We invite graduate students and faculty from Political Science and Economics with an interest in International Political Economy (broadly defined) to participate, and to sign up for our mailing list. We welcome papers in all stages of progress and job market papers.

News:

• We are excited to announce our Spring 2025 Workshop lineup! We are looking forward to seeing you all!
• Check out the profiles of graduate students in international political economy on the 2025 job market!
• We welcome our new team for GSIPE, starting June 1st 2025！
• The past, present, and future about GSIPE: “Less Stress, More Confidence”: Supporting Junior Scholars Online at the Graduate Student International Political Economy Workshop by our founders Alexander Kirss, Paul Ilhak Ko, and Cleo O’Brien-Udry is published in PS: Political Science & Politics.

Workshop format:

Participants are expected to read the papers before the workshop. Papers will be posted here and circulated along with the link to the Zoom meeting via our mailing list (subscribe here).

Job Market Talks:

Political science: 40 min. presentation, 20 min. substantive questions, & 10 min. stylistic comments.

Economics: 1 hr. presentation (including Q&A), & 10 min. stylistic comments.

Regular Talks:

Political science: 20 minutes presentation, 40 min. Q&A.

Economics: 45 min. presentation, 15 min. Q&A.

The workshop is committed to promoting the work and voices of Black, Indigenous, POC, and women scholars.

Subscribe to GSIPE by joining our Google Group.