Announcements
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Call for Submissions – Issue 18: ‘Ghost in the Machine’
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There is a spectre haunting our planet: a ghost in the machine. The accelerating ‘fourth industrial revolution’ has summoned up technologies capable of transforming politics worldwide—tools with the potential to make good governance easy governance too. As the state has become larger and more complex, the machinery of state has grown too, ever more vital in guiding…
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OPR Announces Launch of Issue 17: ‘Solidarity and Solitude’
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Oxford Political Review is thrilled to announce the release of its 17th issue, ‘Solidarity and Solitude’. Is it better to be a part of a crowd or stand alone? Whether solitude enables solidarity, the reverse, or something in between, the essays in this issue demonstrate that the relationship between the two is complex and unexpected. You…
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Submit to Issue 17: Solidarity and Solitude
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Is it better to be a part of a crowd or stand alone? Contribute to our issue on the promise and perils of individual versus group action. Due 29 Sept.
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OPR Announces Launch of Issue 16: ‘Nothing Is Ever Always’
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The issue explores instances of unexpected reversals, near-misses, and new opportunities seized amidst challenging circumstances.
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OPR Announces Launch of Issue 15 ‘Home’
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This issue explores the ever-changing ideas of belonging, community, and migration in an increasingly mobile world.
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Call for Submissions – Issue 16: Nothing is Ever Always
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We now invite submissions to the Oxford Political Review’s 16th issue, under the theme of ‘Nothing is Ever Always’.
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OPR Announces Launch of Issue 14: ‘Fictions and Narratives’
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The issue explores the relationship between politics, fiction, and other narrative modes of communication and imagination.
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Call for Submissions – Issue 15: Home
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We now invite submissions to the Oxford Political Review’s 15th issue, under the theme of ‘Home’.
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OPR Announces Launch of Issue 13: ‘Language’
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The Oxford Political Review is thrilled to announce the release of its 13th issue, ‘Language.’ From the challenges of cultural diversity to the emergence of a new digital public sphere, and from the discourse of animal ethics to the linguistic politics of hostage, this issue explores the theme of language in its myriad forms. You…
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Call for Submissions – Issue 14: Fictions & Narratives
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We now invite submissions to the Oxford Political Review’s 14th issue, under the theme of ‘Fictions & Narratives’.