Politics

Published by the Political Studies Association and Blackwell Publishing

Edited by:
Jane Duckett, Paul Graham and Alasdair Young

Since its launch in 1980, POLITICS has carved out a distinctive niche, publishing cutting-edge political analysis in a short-article format. Broad in scope and readable in style, it analyses developments in contemporary politics in the UK, Europe and around the world, advances political theory and serves as the 'bulletin board' for the discipline. Articles and debates deal with key issues for our times and engage with the major themes of the discipline. The short-article format means that articles are provocative, punchy and readable.

Reasons to publish in POLITICS:

• Rapid response time - authors can normally expect a decision within 10 weeks of submission
• Fast time to print - most accepted articles are in print within 6 months
• Ideal place to publish new material and ideas in rapidly developing fields- the short-article format means that material and ideas can be expanded and developed elsewhere

Visit the POLITICS website for details of the full range of scholarly activities offered by POLITICS.

TopNews and Announcements

2010 POLITICS workshop - Perspectives on the Changing Global Balance of Power
Monday 29 March 2010, University of Glasgow
For further details, click here

Download the PSA podcasts for free - click here to visit the podcast site!

The latest issue of POLITICS includes a special analysis section on China - click here to access this issue online!

www.politicsjournal.org: Visit the Politics website for further information, free teaching resources and discussion forum.

TopHighlights

International Relations in the Post-Globalisation Era
Martin Coward

The Problem of Political Science and Practical Politics
Claire Donovan, Phil Larkin

Gender and Politics: The State of the Art
Sarah Childs, Mona Lena Krook

The Grimly Comic Riddle of Hegemony in IPE: Where is Class Struggle?
Adam David Morton

Political Theory - The State of the Art
Paul Kelly