Thank you to our peer reviewers!
The editors of The Review of Politics would like to thank the following individuals for their expert assistance in evaluating manuscripts for...
The Review of Politics is pleased to introduce John Andrew Petrakis as our 2022/23 Editorial Intern.
John is a PhD student in Political Science at the University of Notre Dame specializing in constitutional studies and political...
Mary M. Keys Appointed as Interim Book Review Editor
The Review of Politics is pleased to announce the appointment of Mary M. Keys as interim book review editor while Susan...
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The New Issue of ROP is available online and FREE until the end of August.
The New Issue of The Review of Politics is available online and FREE until August 31, 2022. Originally published...
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Forthcoming in the Next issue of ROP Volume 84 Issue 4 Fall 2022
FORTHCOMING IN ROP Ella Street, Judgment in the 4th Century BCE Athenian Courts as Anti-Tragedy: Demosthenes’ On the Crown Timothy...
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Forthcoming in The Review of Politics
Elena Ziliotti, “Questions for Hierarchical Confucianism” [snippet: 'lock_icon' site: 'reviewofpolitics.nd.edu'] Jason Canon, “Three General Wills in Rousseau” Catherine Talley, “Sentiment and...
New Issue of The Review of Politics - Free until March 31, 2022
New Issue of The Review of Politics available online and FREE until March 31, 2022. Volume 84 / Issue 1,...
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Forthcoming in the next issue Spring 2022
Abbie LeBlanc, What Sophie Sees: Developing Judgement Through Property and Family in Rousseau's Émile Alan Kellner, Reading Conflict of the...
New Issue of The Review of Politics - Free until November 30, 2021
New Issue of The Review of Politics available online and FREE until November 30, 2021.
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Congratulations to Humeira Iqtidar
Congratulations to Humeira Iqtidar on winning the Britain and Ireland Association for Political Thought’s 2021 Mid-Career Prize. Iqtidar published "Theorising...
The Review of Politics is pleased to introduce Seaver Holter as our 2021/22 Editorial Intern
Seaver Holter studies political theory and international relations at Notre Dame. He writes and thinks about the role played by...
New Issue of The Review of Politics - Free until July 31, 2021
NEW ISSUE from The Review of Politics - Volume 83 - Issue 3 - Summer 2021 - Free until July...
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Forthcoming in the next issue Fall 2021
Thornton Lockwood, “Aristotle’s Politics on Greeks and non-Greeks” John P. McCormick, “Aristocratic Insolenzia and the Role of Senates in Machiavelli’s...
Our editors are pleased to welcome Christine Dunn Henderson to our editorial advisory board.
Professor Henderson is Associate Professor of Political Science and Basket Coordinator for Cultures of the Modern World at the Singapore Management...
Cicero: Statesman As Well As Philosopher
by Walter Nicgorski, Online Forum Lecture
Cicero: Statesman As Well As Philosopher by Walter Nicgorski Professor Emeritus of Liberal Studies and Political Science University of Notre...
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by Walter Nicgorski, Online Forum Lecture
The Review of Politics is now accepting Open Access submissions.
Open Access (OA) is an important way to make research findings freely available for anyone to access and view. Cambridge OA...
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The Review of Politics is pleased to introduce Melody Grubaugh as one of our 2021 editorial interns.
Melody Grubaugh is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Political Science at the University of Notre Dame, concentrating in...
Thanking our Peer Reviewers
The editors of the Review of Politics would like to thank the following individuals for their expert assistance in evaluating...
The Review of Politics is pleased to introduce Sam Piccolo as one of our 2020-21 editorial interns.
Sam is a third-year Political Science Ph.D. student at Notre Dame. Samuel is a political theorist with secondary study in...
The Review of Politics is pleased to introduce Abby Staysa as one of our 2020-21 editorial interns.
Abby is a 2022 Ph.D. Candidate in Political Theory and Constitutional Studies at the University of Notre Dame. Her research...
Upcoming Issue: Summer 2020
Daniel DiLeo, “Aristotle’s Manipulative Maxims” Demetra Kasimis, “Medea the Refugee” Eugene Heath, “Sir John Davies on Custom and the Common...
The ROP MPSA Award for work presented at the 2019 Conference
We are happy to report that The Review of Politics MPSA Award for work presented at the 2019 conference went...
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