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Political Studies Review provides a unique intellectual space for rigorous high-quality peer-reviewed original research across political science and the study of politics in related fields that aims at stimulating wide-ranging debate and cutting edge discussion of current disputes and issues in the discipline within the UK and internationally.
Political Studies Review publishes a range of article types, including both long and short-form articles:
- Original research articles (up to 8000 words)
- Early Results (up to 3000 words)
- The Null Hypthesis (up to 6000 words)
- Symposia and New Ideas (up to 3000 words)
- Review articles (up to 5000 words)
- Commissioned book reviews (up to 800 words)
Together these provide authors will a variety of different options for publishing their work and mean that readers can access some great research in a range of different formats.
Full information about the types of contribution published and how to submit your manuscript can be found here.
Editors
James Dennis, Universidade Lusofona, Portugal
David Norman, University of Portsmouth, UK
Nora Siklodi, University of Portsmouth, UK
Dafydd Townley, University of Portsmouth, UK
Research Dissemination
The editorial team of Political Studies Review is committed to presenting and visualizing research data to boost dissemination. We want to introduce research findings and articles published in the PSR to a broader audience via our social media channels.
We believe that research findings can be translated into various forms of communication to highlight the crucial elements of each research publication.
Political Studies Review uses several forms of interactive research communication, including infographics and illustrations, podcasts (audio/visual), data animations, and research-based interviews.
Presenting research in this way can significantly increase publication downloads. Many articles promoted by PSR have already featured in the highest-ranked articles in PSR in terms of downloads and their ALTMETRIC scores.
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