Its editors have succeeded in attracting knowledgeable and articulate scholars as authors of articles that deal with important issues in a manner that will appeal to a wide range of college educated readers.Ĭhristian Soe, Professor Emeritus, California State University, Long Beach Joe Atkinson, Senior Lecturer and Research Director, Political Science, University of Auckland and international scholars of political science and public policy.

This is a major new initiative in electronic publishing, featuring contributions by some of the best U.S.

Guyot, Professor, School of Public Affairs, Baruch College, CUNY Over recent years I have seen the wealth of articles available through this electronic journal and consider it a valuable resource both for my own research and for keeping in touch with the field generally. Well-reasoned discussion, disciplined by reference to established bodies of knowledge or aimed at stimulating the creation of such knowledge, is the goal of this journal. We contemplate a journal free of fixed position and requiring no particular verdict with respect to policies, institutions, or processes. Yet they frequently lack a publishing outlet willing to print the analytic reasoning that gives weight to the resulting commentary. The journal is motivated by the view that social scientists, historians, and legal scholars frequently have important insights into the concerns that arise in contemporary politics and government, drawing upon the disciplinary knowledge at their command.

This includes but is not limited to issues engaging parties, elections, and political participation the news media, interest groups, Congress, the Presidency, and the Courts trends in public finance, presidential popularity, congressional productivity in contemporary, historical, or comparative perspective. This journal provides a forum for professionally informed commentary on issues affecting contemporary American politics.

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