Markwell Media Award

The Noel Markwell Media Award is presented to someone in the media whose work best reflects the purposes and the spirit of the International Society of Political Psychology. The award is open to any institution, journalist, or other media source that demonstrates concern for the political psychological factors that are central to the ISPP. The award carries a monetary award of $500 total (to split among multiple individuals if applicable).

2010 Award Committee Chairperson:
Michael Krasner, Queens College, CUNY/Taft Institute

Deadline: March 1, 2010.

Send nominations to
Michael Krasner: mkrasner@sover.net

First awarded in 2005.

Past winners:

• 2009 Mr. Takasumi Saikawa,
  Chief Editorial Writer of Kyodo News, Japan
• 2008 Bill Moyers (PBS: Bill Moyers Journal)
• 2007 vacant
• 2006 vacant
• 2005 Stephanie Nolen (The Toronto Globe and Mail)
  and Philip Gourevitch (The New Yorker, Paris Review)