IPSA Presidents
Quincy Wright, University of Chicago (1949-1952)
William A Robson, London School of Economics (1952-1955)
James K Pollock, University of Michigan (1955-1958)
Jacques Chapsal, FNSP, Paris (1958-1961)
D N Chester, Nuffield College, Oxford (1961-1964)
Jacques Freymond, IUHEI, Geneva (1964-1967)
Carl Joachim Friedrich, Harvard University (1967-1970)
Stein Rokkan, University of Bergen (1970-1973)
Jean Laponce, University of British Columbia (1973-1976)
Karl Deutsch, Harvard University (1976-1979)
Candido Mendes, SBI, Rio de Janeiro (1979-1982)
Klaus von Beyme, University of Heidelberg (1982-1985)
Kinhide Mushakoji, UN University, Tokyo (1985-1988)
Guillermo O’Donnell, CEBRAP, São Paulo/Notre Dame (1988-1991)
Carole Pateman, UCLA, Los Angeles (1991-1994)
Jean Leca, FNSP, Paris (1994-1997)
Theodore J. Lowi, Cornell University (1997-2000)
Dalchoong Kim, Yonsei University (2000-2003)
Max Kaase, International University of Bremen (2003-2006)
Lourdes Sola, University of São Paulo (2006-2009)
Leonardo Morlino, University of Florence (2009-2012)
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