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 Elevate Your Voice: Submit Your Paper to PoliSense, a Peer-Reviewed Journal for Ambitious Students!  

Make your submission by the January 15th, 2025 deadline. 

• Authors of accepted papers will get a chance to present at our first annual conference to be held on March 15, 2025
• Our hybrid conference will allow both in-person and online participation
• Inaugural issue will be published in April, 2025

Start early to learn the process and make use of free guidance sessions made available to support first time authors. 

 We are pleased to invite submissions for consideration in our peer-reviewed journal of political science, dedicated to exploring the intersection of classic viewpoints and contemporary political and international relations issues. We welcome papers that offer reflections on classic political theories and concepts, as well as analyses of current political phenomena through the lens of traditional definitions. Authors are encouraged to explore a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:

• Reflections on classic political theories such as liberalism, conservatism, socialism, and realism.
• Examination of contemporary political issues, policies, and events in light of classic definitions and viewpoints.
• Analysis of how current political developments align with or diverge from traditional political ideologies and frameworks.
• Comparative studies between classic political theories and modern political practices.
• Case studies that illustrate the relevance and applicability of classic political concepts in today's world.

All submissions must adhere to the APA 7th edition guidelines for formatting and citation. Manuscripts should be original and not under consideration for publication elsewhere. We also offer free support to assist students in developing high-quality papers, ensuring that their submissions meet the standards of academic excellence. Join us in exploring the enduring relevance of classic political viewpoints in shaping contemporary discourse and policy-making. Submit your paper today and contribute to advancing our understanding of political science and international relations.