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About the Journal
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Journal of Peace, Security, and Democracy (JPSD)
Published by The Center for Peace, Conflict, and Democracy (Pusat Penelitian & Pengembangan Perdamaian Konflik & Demokrasi)
Hasanuddin University. |
JPSD is a peer-review journal that encompasses an interdisciplinary approach to exploring the interrelations between democratic processes, peace, and security. It aims to publish both empirical and theoretical research that addresses how democratic institutions influence peace and security outcomes globally and regionally. The journal would feature detailed case studies, comparative analyses, and innovative methodologies to deepen understanding of these dynamics. It seeks to bridge the academic-policy divide, providing actionable insights for policymakers while also engaging the public through accessible discussions on the roles that democracy and peace play in enhancing security. The journal aspires to be a comprehensive platform for advancing scholarly debate and informing practical solutions in these critical areas.
Readership
The readership of "Peace, Security, and Democracy Review (JPSD)" is likely to be diverse, encompassing a wide range of stakeholders interested in the interplay between democratic institutions, peace processes, and security dynamics. Key audiences would include: academics and researchers; policymakers and government officials; NGO and civil society representatives; journalists and media professionals; educators and students.
Types of articles
The Journal of Peace, Security, and Democracy (JPSD) is looking for three types of articles as following:
- Research articles should be around 4500 to 8000 words (including references) in length (or longer by agreement with the editor). Authors should make clear the research problem and policy context, reference only directly relevant literature, adopt an intelligible structure and a lucid style, use rigorous argument and reach strong conclusions. An abstract of not more than 300 words should be included.
- Policy reviews are concerned with policy ideas and themes emanating from pressure groups and think tanks and also provide updates on new developments, issues, legislation, and reviews, especially with reference to peace, security, and democracy. Contributions should be around 2500 to 4000 words (including references).
- Book reviews should be around 2500 to 4000 words (including references). The authors should provide a strong reason that a particular book is important to discuss in this journal. The article also should offer a brief overview of the book, with particular emphasis on the contribution the book makes to peace, security, and democracy discourses.
