Perspectives on Politics aspires to be engaging, illuminating, provocative, and broad based; it seeks to build bridges across the discipline of political science and to reach out to readers beyond the discipline – to fellow social scientists, to people directly engaged in politics, law or policy-making, and to those who are simply interested in politics. Its articles should be useful for students, specialists, non-specialists, practitioners, and kibitzers. Perspectives seeks to be experimental in content and format while retaining the highest standards of scholarly excellence. The editors invite suggestions for articles, symposia, review essays, commentary, and dialogues, as well as other ideas, from political scientists or anyone else concerned with the use of research and careful thinking to address crucial issues and values in the realms of power and politics.
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