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Public Affairs Quarterly invites normative and conceptual papers exploring connections between ethics, political psychology, and politically significant social-scientific research.
Although contributions should be normative or conceptual, submissions from practicing social scientists are particularly encouraged. Submissions may raise new philosophical questions from a social-scientific perspective, foster philosophical engagement with concepts from political psychology, or introduce new approaches to normative questions.
The special issue aims to initiate conversations about issues of common normative concern between philosophers and political scientists. Contributions need not be situated within an existing philosophical literature; scholars are encouraged to introduce normatively significant conceptual questions from their own disciplinary perspectives.
Topics may include, but are not limited to:
Manuscripts should:
Submission deadline: 15 October 2026
Review begins: 1 November 2026
Planned publication: Spring/Summer 2027
Questions may be directed to Ryan Davis.