[Poscgrad] SWMMR

[Nicholas Weller]

Hello all,

Please consider submitting your paper proposal to the 10th SWMMR on October
23-24, 2025, at the University of California, Irvine.


We especially encourage paper proposals from graduate students in their
last year, postdocs, and early career professors at the Assistant or
Associate rank.


To apply, please visit our website, https://conferencebit.com/swmmr2025/,
and submit your proposal by *June 15, 2025, 11:59 pm (PDT)*. Please include
the following information in your proposal (750 words maximum):



   1. Summary or abstract of the paper,
   2. An explicit explanation of how your paper incorporates mixed methods.
   Specifically, for papers focused on substantive topics, please explain how
   the two or more different methods used in the paper strengthen the key
   claim(s) of the paper in terms of measurement validity, internal validity,
   external validity, causal inference, or other aspects of the research
   design. For papers making a methodological contribution, please explain how
   the paper’s methodological argument(s) connect with recent scholarship on
   and debates about the theory of mixed method research.
   3. Current status of your project
   4. A key mission of SWMMR is to promote the work of our minoritized
   colleagues in the social sciences. If you feel comfortable providing this
   information, we welcome any reflections about how your participation may
   enhance diversity and inclusion at SWMMR.

We will notify all applicants about the results of their proposals by early
July. If you have any questions, please email swmmrworkshop at gmail.com.


On the Registration page, please click “terms and conditions” and click
“Accept” on the pop-up window. If you have a coauthor, please make sure
they also create a ConferenceBit account before submitting a proposal. Once
you submit your proposal, you should receive a confirmation email from
ConferenceBit.


*Organizing committee: *Nicholas Weller (University of California,
Riverside), Laura García-Montoya (University of Toronto), Young-Im Lee
(California State University, Sacramento), Daniel Solomon (US Holocaust
Memorial Museum), and Angie Jo (MIT)

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Nicholas Weller

Associate Professor

Department of Political Science

University of California, Riverside

https://sites.google.com/view/nicholas-weller
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