European Consortium for Political Research conference 2023 journal highlights
Scroll down to browse the journal highlights for the ECPR conference. Including a free issue and collections from Policy & Politics and the European Journal of Politics and Gender. Keep reading for journal highlights and the free and open access launch issues of Global Social Challenges Journal and Global Political Economy.
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Global Social Challenges Journal
Global Social Challenges Journal is a non-profit open access publication with a mission to address global social issues across disciplines, fields and geographies. Read our latest articles, including;
Polycrisis or crises of capitalist social reproduction
Kanishka Jayasuriya
Politics, voice and just transition: who has a say in climate change decision making, and who does not
George Boss, Alix Dietzel, Dan Godshaw and Alice Venn
Human migration in a new era of mobility: intersectional and transnational approaches [Open access]
Alison Mountz and Shiva S. Mohan
We are seeking accessible research across geographies that breaks academic silos to tackle complex issues. We also offer a forum for alternative interventions, including Policy and Practice, Debates and Provocations. Read our call for submissions and call for special issue proposals to learn more.
Highlights from Policy & Politics
Policy & Politics is a world-leading journal committed to advancing our understanding of the dynamics of policy-making and implementation. With an impact factor of 4.7, it ranks in the top quartile of journals in the Political Science and Public Administration categories of the Journal Citation Reports.
Essential Reading Recommendations
It’s that time of year again to update your course syllabi with the latest research. We hope to make that job easier for you by providing suggestions for teaching three important and timely themes in your policy courses.
- Evidence-based policymaking
- Policy learning in multi-level and crisis contexts
- Representation of diverse identities in public policy
All of the articles in our essential reading recommendations are free to access until 30 September. You can learn more about these articles on the Policy & Politics blog.
You might also be interested in our Quarterly Highlights collection and the the free sample issue: Volume 49 Issue 3
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Highlights from Global Political Economy
This new journal for the discipline of Global Political Economy interrogates prevailing institutions, norms and patterns of authority at the global level. This much-anticipated journal brings a critical interdisciplinary approach to Global Political Economy, where surrounding power relations and resistance within the current capitalist framework are highlighted.
Explore the Editors' Choice collection for free highlights from the journal, including:
The Global Political Economy of the imperial mode of living
Ulrich Brand
Monoliths of authoritarianism, cartographies of popular disenfranchisement and the ascendance of the far-right in Estonia
Jokubas Salyga
Labour realities at Amazon and COVID-19: obstacles and collective possibilities for its warehouse workers and MTurk workers
Sarrah Kassem
Want to publish in Global Political Economy? We are currently seeking submissions for papers and special issue proposals.
Highlights from the European Journal of Politics and Gender
The European Journal of Politics and Gender (EJPG) publishes international, cutting-edge research in the broad field of politics and gender. In 2023 the journal received it's first ever Impact Factor of 2.5. EJPG is endorsed by the Gender and Politics Standing Group of the European Consortium for Political Research.
The new Lead Editors Phillip Ayoub and Jennifer Piscopo have curated a reading list for students studying study of gender, sexuality, intersectionality and politics.
The list focuses on three themes:
All of the articles in the EJPG Student Reading List are free to access until 31 October 2023.
You might also be interested in the Editors' choice collection and the free sample issue: Volume 4 Issue 3.
Highlights from Global Discourse
Global Discourse is an interdisciplinary, problem-oriented journal of applied contemporary thought operating at the intersection of politics, international relations, sociology and social policy. The journal's scope is broad, encouraging interrogation of current affairs with regard to core questions of distributive justice, wellbeing, cultural diversity, autonomy, sovereignty, security and recognition. All issues are themed and aimed at addressing pressing issues as they emerge.
Explore the Editors' Choice collection for free highlights from Global Discourse, including:
Development and Marxism: a brief genealogy
Ronaldo Munck
Why do climate change negotiations stall? Scientific evidence and solutions for some structural problems
Ulrich J. Frey and Jazmin Burgess
Fairness, generosity and conditionality in the welfare system: the case of UK disability benefits
Elliott Johnson and Daniel Nettle
Themed issue: Critical Explorations of Crisis: Politics, Precariousness, and Potentialities (double issue)
Guest Edited by Helle Rydstrom, Mo Hamza, Thomas Gammeltoft-Hansen and Vanja Berggren
Themed issue: South Asia and the Gulf: Transregional relations, order, human rights and migration
Guest Edited by Saloni Kapur, Umer Raja and Simon Mabon
Highlights from Evidence & Policy
Evidence & Policy is the first peer-reviewed journal dedicated to comprehensive and critical assessment of the relationship between researchers and the evidence they produce and the concerns of policy makers and practitioners.
You might be interested in the Evidence & Policy Editors’ Choice Collection and the free sample issue: Volume 17 Issue 3.
Highlights from the Journal of Public Finance and Public Choice
The Journal of Public Finance and Public Choice (JPFPC) was founded in 1983 by Professor Domenico da Empoli in the spirit of the Italian discipline of Scienza delle finanze. According to this approach, economic analysis should include individual motivations in non-market settings, political institutions and collective decision making.
Coming soon: The Political Economy of the Conflict in Ukraine. Read pre-prints on Bristol University Press Digital:
Introducing public choice in international relations: the Russian invasion of Ukraine
Aris Trantidis
Polycentric defense, Ukraine style: explaining Ukrainian resilience against invasion
Yahya Alshamy, Christopher J. Coyne et al.
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You might also be interested in the JPFPC Editors’ Choice collection and the free sample issue: Volume 36 Issue 1.
Free sample issue (free until 31 December), including:
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