Tech Policy Press: Submission Guidelines
Tech Policy Press accepts op-eds and analysis of 800-1,500 words on platform governance and AI, with a roughly one-week …
Read more →Showing 10 of 178 entries.
Tech Policy Press accepts op-eds and analysis of 800-1,500 words on platform governance and AI, with a roughly one-week …
Read more →The Journal of Democracy accepts long-form essays of 3,000-6,000 words on democratic institutions, with a four-week resp…
Read more →PIIE publishes blogs and briefs of 1,000-1,500 words on international economics, where data-driven argument is the house…
Read more →Modern War Institute accepts analysis of 1,000-1,800 words on land warfare and defense, with a typical two-week response…
Read more →ECFR accepts commentary of 900-1,400 words on European foreign policy, with a response window of around three weeks.
Read more →The Atlantic Council publishes issue briefs and blogs of 800-2,000 words on transatlantic and security topics, pitched c…
Read more →CIGI accepts papers and op-eds on digital governance and trade; lengths and response times vary by series, so target a s…
Read more →Lawfare publishes analysis on security law and cyber policy, typically 1,500-2,500 words, with exacting standards for le…
Read more →The Diplomat accepts Asia-Pacific-focused analysis and features of 800-1,200 words, with one of the fastest response win…
Read more →War on the Rocks accepts external analysis and op-eds on defense and national security, typically 1,000-2,000 words with…
Read more →