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Interdisciplinary Political Studies (IdPS) aims to pursue two goals: affirming the importance of rigorous, high-quality Open Access publishing in the field of Political Studies, without imposing article processing charges to authors, and opening the fields of comparative politics and international relations to the contribution of other related disciplines. It is open to scholars studying political issues through the lens of several social science disciplines such as political science, international relations, political theory, political economy, sociology, legal studies and contemporary history. Interdisciplinary analyses are particularly welcome. It publishes two issues per year focusing on domestic and international politics.
IdPS considers the following types of submissions: Research Articles, Research Notes, Review Essays and Book Reviews. Prospective guest editors are invited to submit special issues proposals.
All papers are subject to a rigorous process of double-blind peer-review.
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Announcements
Call for Articles for the Special Issue "The Politics and Policies of Constitutional Reforms in Times of Crisis and Great Transformations" (Guest Editors: Diego Giannone and Adriano Cozzolino) - Deadline for Abstracts: June 26th, 2020 |
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Interdisciplinary Political Studies welcomes contributions for the upcoming issue to be published in June 2021. |
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| Posted: 2020-06-11 | More... |
Covid19 - Fast lane for early career researchers |
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The COVID-19 pandemic will have serious social and political consequences. In the academic context, young scholars and early career researchers will probably pay the highest price. The disruption caused by the pandemic is delaying many editorial activities, including all in a day's work needed for processing and reviewing manuscripts.
At Interdisciplinary Political Studies we are fully aware that this is especially troublesome for our colleagues who are on the job market, and we want to do our part.
For that reason we have set up a "fast lane" for early career researchers to encourage their submissions and ensure them to get feedback and finalise the publication of a pending manuscript within reasonable times in such a challenging situation.
To achieve this goal we are launching an extraordinary Call for Reviewers, inviting senior scholars and colleagues holding permanent positions as well as academics who feel having the possibility to help and contribute to this collegial endeavour. Perspective reviewers: drop us a line if you are willing to help!
At the same time, perspective authors: do signal in case you are an early career researcher and your manuscript should be treated according to our "fast lane" protocol.
Our contact email is: editors.idps@gmail.com. |
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Vol 5, No 2 (2019): International order and the reconfiguration of power: dynamics of change in the political economy of Russia and China
Full version
| Full version | Details pdf |
| 271-570 |
| Cover | Details pdf |
| 271 and 570 |
| Index | Details pdf |
| 273-275 |
Special Issue
| Introduction - International Order and the Reconfiguration of Power: Dynamics of Change in the Political Economy of Russia and China | Details pdf |
| Rosa Mulè | 277-284 |
| Gendering the Costs of the Political Economy Transition in Russia | Details pdf |
| Rosa Mulè, Olga Dubrovina | 285-317 |
| Ups and Downs of NATO-Russia Relations: a Cognitivist Perspective | Details pdf |
| Nicolo' Fasola, Sonia Lucarelli | 319-371 |
| Different in Economics, Coordinated in Politics. Russia and China in the MENA region in the XXI century | Details pdf |
| Massimiliano Trentin | 373-403 |
| Political Economy of the Eurasian Integration | Details pdf |
| Viachaslau Yarashevich | 405-442 |
| Beyond the ‘Win-Win’ Rhetoric: Drivers and Limits of the Sino-Russian Partnership in the Arctic | Details pdf |
| Andrea Passeri, Antonio Fiori | 443-475 |
| Information as a Source of Pressure: Local Government and Information Management in China | Details pdf |
| Yongshun Cai | 477-509 |
Research Articles
| The 2012 Rebellion in North Mali: the MNLA Insurgency, Caught Between the State and the French Intervention | Details pdf |
| Camillo Casola | 511-554 |
Book Reviews
| Putin’s World. Russia against the West and with the Rest, by Angela Stent. New York: Hachette Book Group, 2019, pp. 433 | Details pdf |
| Gianmarco Hatzikos | 555-558 |
| A Wary Embrace: What the China-Russia Relationship Means for the World, by Bobo Lo. London: Penguin, 2017, pp. 224 | Details pdf |
| Emanuele Nebbia Colomba | 559-563 |
| What is Russia up to in the Middle East, by Dmitri Trenin, Cambridge: Polity Press, 2018, pp. 144 | Details pdf |
| Žilvinas Švedkauskas | 565-569 |
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