Call for papers – HAPSc Policy Briefs Series:»State, Democracy, Society and Economy in the 21stcentury: challenges and prospects»
The Hellenic Association of Political Scientists (HAPSc) is inviting all researchers and experts to submit Policy Briefs based on recent research conducted in the following topic: “State, Democracy, Society and Economy in the 21st century: challenges and prospects”.
The call: (https://ejournals.epublishing.ekt.gr/index.php/hapscpbs/announcement/view/225)
The journal:
The «HAPSc Policy Briefs Series» is a scientific journal of the Hellenic Association of Political Scientists (HAPSc), published with the support of the Laboratory of Health Economics and Management of the University of Piraeus, the Public Policy and Administration Research Laboratory (LABDIPOL) of the University of Crete, the Center of Political Research and Documentation (KEPET) of the University of Crete, the Laboratory of Education Policy, Research, Development and Interuniversity Cooperation (ERDIC) of the University of Piraeus and the Jean Monnet Chair in Education, Training, Research and Innovation Policies of the European Union (EduTRIP) based on the Department of International and European Studies of the University of Piraeus. In addition, it has joined the actions bearing the emblem of the United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI). It was established aiming at the comprehensible and coherent publication of information on current issues, as well as at the exchange of interdisciplinary approaches for the analysis and provision of policy proposals. This biannual publication aims to develop interdisciplinary and multilingual dialogue by providing summaries of relevant research, suggesting possible repertoires – policy options or supporting specific actions, measures and policies.
The journal uses the system of double-blind peer review, while the free open access of its content is provided.
ISSN: 2732-6578 / e-ISSN: 2732-6586
Open Submissions: 27/10/2020
Deadline for Submission is: 30/11/2020
Answers will be given at the end of December 2020.
I. Introduction: Policy Briefs are tools that can transfer academic findings to a concise policy note that could be accessible by policy makers and general public.
The choice of the topic is left open to researchers.
II. Eligibility: The Call is open to both members and non-members of the Hellenic Association of Political Scientists and the brief could be a submitted by up to six authors.
Authors can be academics, technocrats and business executives.
III: Language: Accepted language is English. Additionally, applicants could also submit papers in French, Spanish and Greek. We encourage interdisciplinary and interlinguistic dialogue.
IV: Topics: Topics may include, but are not limited to the following:
Democratization and State in transition: New challenges and perspectives
Welfare State, Social Policies and Social Inclusion
Public Administration and Management: Theory, Reforms and Adjustments in the new era
Health Policies, Economics and Management: adapting to the new situation
Environmental Policies and Politics
Life-Long Learning, Educational Policies and Human Capital
Social Movements, Social Rights, Activism and Law
Immigration, Refugees and Human Rights
International Economics and Global Economy: trends and directions
International Organizations and International Relations in the 21st century
The European Union in the 21st century: perspectives and prospects
V: Submission and Evaluation process: Please submit your Policy Brief to policybriefs@hapsc.org with e-mail Subject: “Submission at HAPSc Policy Briefs Series”
The policy brief should:
be between 2.000 – 2.500 words including references.
include your name and your affiliations. Also, Google Scholar Profile and ORCID should be included for each author, if available.
Include up to 10 Key words for metadata.
Also, your submission should include two word document:
1. The Policy Brief (according to the available template).
2. A short bio (about 300 words max).
Your policy brief should be named as “nameofauthor_hapscpolicybriefs2020.docx” and should be written in Times New Roman 12, line spacing 1.5. Also, you should follow the Harvard reference style.
The evaluation will be based on the following criteria:
⮚ the choice of the topic
⮚ the contribution to the existing knowledge
⮚ the recommendations and policy relevance and their feasibility
⮚ the quality of writing
The selected Policy Briefs will be published at the “HAPSc Policy Briefs Series: State, Democracy, Society and Economy in the 21st century: challenges and prospects”.