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Every members will be given access to one of the four (4) ¶¡Ïã³ÉÈËÉçÇø membership group according to its country of residency, The groups are based on the four different groups of the World Bank [1]. To qualify for Group B, C or D, users will be asked to submit an acceptable proof of residency. Ex.: University affiliation documents, driver’s license, utility bills.

Each group are also divided into the usual membership categories of Regular 2-years, Student 1-year, Student 2-years, Senior 2-years and Lifetime.

These groups answers the special mandate of ¶¡Ïã³ÉÈËÉçÇø to support and promote the development of political science in all parts of the world, as it aims to create an inclusive and truly global political science community in which all can participate. Giving easier access to our membership will promote collaboration between scholars in emerging and established democracies and support the academic freedoms needed for the social sciences to flourish. All-in-all, these will strengthen the networks that underpin a global political science community, as we believe that such linkages put political science in a stronger position to contribute to the quality of public deliberation and decision-making, as well as to the understanding of an increasingly interconnected political world.

Here is the list of countries for each group for the year 2025:

Group A (High-Income Economies)

Group B (Upper-Middle-Income Economies)

Group C (Lower-Middle-Income Economies)

Group D (Low-Income Economies)

¶¡Ïã³ÉÈËÉçÇø will revise annually the composition of the individual membership groups in accordance with the World Bank annual revisions of the world’s economies classification.