JEWISH POLITICAL STUDIES REVIEW has several basic areas of interest:  Jewish self-government and the interaction of Jewish political institutions with the wider social and political environment.  This includes Jewish public affairs, Jewish institutions and their development, and Jewish political and religious thought in their own right.  The editorial interest of JEWISH POLITICAL STUDIES REVIEW ranges from the activities of individual communities in the Diaspora to that of the Jewish state. 

JEWISH POLITICAL STUDIES REVIEW seeks to publish articles which will add to the development of new knowledge in the field. Our board welcomes submissions based on well documented, original scholarship, which, hopefully, will present new insights. 

Submissions should reflect a mastery of the primary sources and of the secondary literature.  Manuscripts of between 3,500 and 4,500 words should well-crafted and require minimal copy-editing.  Potential contributors are welcome to contact the editor to propose ideas for articles.