Trans-European Dialogue 2027

IIAS DARPG India Conference 2025: Key Highlights and Registration Details

Diogo Pereira,

With 338 abstract submissions from 208 institutions across 58 countries, the IIAS DARPG India Conference 2025 promises to be a truly global academic gathering. Scheduled to take place in New Delhi, India, the event will feature 7 plenary sessions, 12 panels, and unparalleled opportunities for networking and knowledge exchange.

This year’s conference features a high-level lineup of speakers, including globally recognized experts such as Wolfgang Drechsler from Tallinn Technological University, Meghna Sabharwal from the University of Texas at Dallas, and Voruganti Srinivas representing the Republic of India. These professionals, along with many others, will share their insights on the most pressing issues in public administration. The full list of speakers are available on the link below. 

As part of the conference program and included in the registration fee, participants will embark on a one-of-a-kind Agra Heritage Tour. This trip will include a visit to the iconic Taj Mahal, the Agra Fort, and other historic landmarks such as Fatehpur Sikri. Participants will also enjoy a special lunch featuring local delicacies, making the experience both enriching and memorable.

To ensure a smooth experience, the conference offers limited hotel accommodations at discounted rates. The partner hotel is the only venue providing direct transport to the conference site, making it a convenient choice for attendees. 

Additionally, our streamlined visa service simplifies the entry process for international participants

For participants with approved abstract submissions, please be reminded that the deadline for full paper submission is set for January 15.

Publish Your Work in DinA

Participants presenting full papers at the conference will have the opportunity to publish their work in DinA, the International Journal of Administrative Sciences. For a nominal fee of €100 per article, billed as IASIA individual membership contribution, authors can showcase their research to a global audience, further enhancing their academic impact.

Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with the global public administration community, learn from leading experts, and immerse yourself in India’s rich cultural heritage. 

Register now!

Resources

Public administration and management research has long drawn most of its ideas from Western, industrialised democracies. Yet Asia and the Global South have become major sites of administrative change, with large-scale reforms, fast-moving technology and some of the most inventive experiments in governance. Research from these regions has grown accordingly, but it is still often used to illustrate or apply theories made elsewhere, rather than to produce new ones.

This special issue of Public Management Review aims to change that. It invites authors to treat practice in Asia and the Global South as a starting point for theory: to test, question or extend established approaches, and to propose new concepts and explanations. It does not look for a single theory of these regions, which are far too diverse for that, but for context-sensitive contributions that also say something useful for policy and practice.

ASPA and EGPA call for papers | New Orleans, April 12-13, 2027 | Deadline: November 30, 2026

As democratic institutions face mounting pressure worldwide, public administrators are increasingly asked to spell out the role of their field in protecting and improving democratic systems. The American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) and the European Group for Public Administration (EGPA) are responding with the 2027 Transatlantic Dialogue (TAD), held alongside ASPA’s Annual Conference.

The theme is The Role of Public Policy and Administration in Shaping Democracy and Promoting the Resilience of Democratic Norms and Institutions.

From 12 to 16 October 2026, the International Association of Schools and Institutes of Administration (IASIA) held its Annual Conference in Athens, hosted by EKDDA, the National Centre for Public Administration and Local Government. Under the theme “Rethinking Governance for a Changing World”, the conference gathered 400 delegates from 57 countries and marked the 65th anniversary of the association. Athens was a conference grounded by learning and history but also new projects and connexions.

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