Policy and Society publishes four themed issues annually. Each issue is typically devoted to a single policy theme. The theme may be approached from a particular or, preferably, interdisciplinary social science perspective. Themed issues should broadly address the aims and scope of Policy and Society by exploring policy and its manifestations in broader political, economic and social contexts. The journal welcomes original submissions that deal with policy theory and practice at the local, national and/or international levels, including review issues on the state of the field.

Suggested topics for proposals are in the area of:

(1) Work and Employment after the Financial Crisis

(2) The New Media and Public Policy

(3) Infrastructure Regulation and Public Policy

(4) Public Private Partnerships

(5) Education and Welfare

(6) Interests Groups and Public Policy

Visit the journal homepage and find out how to submit a proposal from the Guest Editors Guidelines for Themed Proposals