The IPPA Career Award is awarded biennially. The award recognises the contribution of outstanding scholars to the development of the field of Public Policy and/or Public Administration. Recipients will be prominent scholars with an established record of theoretical and empirical scholarly publications and service to the profession, and who have advanced the fields of Public Policy and/or Public Administration.
Scholarly achievements include publication record, citations, editorships, institution building, mentoring doctoral students/researchers, significant and/or exceptional service to the Association or other institutions in the ‘field’; or other scholarly legacies.
Self-nomination is allowed but self-nominations must be accompanied by another supporting letter from an academic and/or policy researcher in a scholarly institution or research centre.
All nominations for IPPA Awards must be submitted online via the IPPA website by one correspondent who has compiled all the relevant materials of the candidate into one single file submission.
Please follow the guidelines below to submit a nomination:
*The current members of the IPPA Executive Committee are not eligible candidates for the Awards. Former members of the IPPA Executive Committee become eligible for awards once their term ends.
Please direct your questions to contact@ippa-pp.org