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26th Public Management Research Conference PMRC 2027 | Budapest, HungaryPublic Management and Democratic Repair: Possibilities, Limits, and Trade-offs Corvinus University of Budapest | June 3-5, 2027 | Pre-Conference Workshops June 2, 2027 Read the Call for Proposals Submit a Proposal Visit the PMRC 2027 Website Proposals are due October 30, 2026. All proposals must be submitted through the official PMRC 2027 submission platform. Corvinus University of Budapest warmly invites public management scholars to PMRC 2027, hosted by its Department of Public Policy in the heart of Budapest. Periods of political and institutional change bring the relationship between democracy and public management into sharp focus. The conference welcomes submissions across the breadth of public management research and especially encourages work on how public management reforms can contribute to, or hinder, democratic repair. Submission Types
Each participant may submit up to two paper proposals and may present once. Abstracts are limited to 400 words. Full guidelines are in the Call for Proposals. Key Dates
Plan Your VisitRegistration and fees | Travel, accommodation, and campus | Budapest guide | Sponsorship Questions? Contact the conference team at [email protected]. Watch the PMRC 2027 TeaserAbout the Public Management Research ConferenceThe Public Management Research Conference (PMRC) is the premier event hosted by the Public Management Research Association (PMRA), bringing together leading scholars and practitioners in public management and governance. This annual conference provides a unique platform to share innovative research, exchange ideas, and foster collaboration within the global public management community.
Host PMRC 2028New for 2028: PMRA will provide the conference platform. At its September 24, 2026 meeting, the PMRA Board voted to invest in a PMRA-hosted conference platform for PMRC hosts, beginning with PMRC 2028. Hosts will no longer need to select, contract for, or build their own software for abstract submission, registration, and event management. Host teams can focus on content and programming, start from the prior year's setup, and give attendees a consistent experience year to year. Past Conferences
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