IPA2027EUR BUDAPEST

CALL FOR PAPERs (OPEN)

The call for paper proposals to our workshops is open from 17 July 2026 11 September 2026. You can check out our workshops here.

Before submitting a paper proposal, please consider the following:

• Participants will need to ensure that they will be able to share a draft paper by 4 December 2026 at the latest. 
• Papers can be a work-in-progress: they do not need to be polished, final versions, but developed enough to be shareable for feedback.
• Participants can attend only one workshop and must submit a paper proposal that addresses the theme and aims of the selected workshop. Please do not submit multiple paper proposals to different workshops, unless there are multiple authors who can divide workshop attendance between them. 
• Participants must fully participate in all workshop sessions, which includes reading and preparing feedback for all other workshop papers. 
• It will not be possible to submit paper proposals for labs. These will be facilitated, reflective sessions accessible to all participants. You will be able to indicate your preferences for labs upon registration to secure a spot. 

Should you have any questions, please send an e-mail to: Ipaeur2027@gmail.com 

AIM OF WORKSHOPS 

The conference will run around five parallel workshops that will enable participants to engage in intensive discussion of a theme of shared interest. Each workshop will be facilitated by a team of organisers and will include a maximum of 15 papers. The workshops have three aims:

1. Offer detailed feedback on each paper to support its development

2. Discuss emerging insights to advance shared understanding of the theme

3. Develop shared plans and outputs to enable future collaboration and impact

Workshops will have the following format:

• Focused discussion of each individual paper

• No full presentations, only brief introductions to frame the conversation

• Each participant acts as discussant of one other paper

• All participants are expected to read and prepare comments for all papers

• Time will be set aside for joint reflection on emerging themes and discussion of future plans

• The goal is to work towards shared outputs and future collaborations, such as a special issue, edited volume, collaborative research project, blog or podcast series, or creation of a new research group

PLEASE NOTE: There will be no panels at the IPA Budapest conference. Due to the default setting of the IPPA homepage, you nevertheless need to click on "submit panel" on this website. You will then be asked to select "Workshop" (W) or "Lab" (L).