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2017 ISPP Award Winners

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Congratulations again to our 2017 ISPP Award Winners! All were recognized at the 2017 Annual Meeting in Edinburgh. Read more about these outstanding individuals on the 2017 Edinburgh meeting page.

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Check out our great Newsletter for this Fall! We have great contributions from excellent scholars that will certainly interest you! https://mailchi.mp/a11fa483183d/its-here-the-ispp-early-career-fall-newsletter

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This Month’s Political Psychology

October 2020 • Political Psychology, Vol. 41:5

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