Political Science

Academic research in American politics and international methodology, international, philosophical and theoretical/quantitative studies. AJPS seeks "significant advances in knowledge and understanding of citizenship, governance, and politics, and to the public value of political science research."

1906-present. Refereed. Sponsored by the American Political Science Association. New articles in all areas of Political Science. For titles from past five years see Cambridge Journals Online in database list.

Published annually. All areas of Political Science are covered in critical reviews.

Refereed journal. Covers all topics in Political Science using research articles and essays. For older issues see JSTOR.

Published by the nonpartisan Council on Foreign Relations Articles cover current events, economic, historical and political aspects of international affairs. Also included are topical essays, book reviews, maps and illustrations.

Empirical research on foreign policy, international relations, comparative political economy, security, environment, regional integration, alliance patterns, war, bargaining and conflict resolution. See J-STOR for earlier issues, 1947-2012.

Essays on all aspects of the control and use of force. Articles cover contemporary policy issues, historical and theoretical questions.

Published for the Southern Political Science Association. Book reviews are included.

Peer-reviewed. Published by the American Political Science Association. It focuses on "contemporary politics, teaching and the discipline". Includes research articles, news, announcements and thematic symposia. For current articles use Cambridge Journals Online in the databases A-Z list.

Peer-reviewed scholarly articles.

1946-present. Refereed and peer-reviewed. The official journal of the American Psychological Association. Includes articles on psychology's contribution to public policy.

Focuses on the use of quantitative and qualitative methodologies in Political Science.

Published on behalf of the International Society of Political Psychology. Analyzes the interrelationships between psychological and political processes. Topics include cognitive psychology, political science, international relations, and political theory.

1939-present. The oldest regional Political Science journal in the United States. Subjects covered include American, comparative, international, and theoretical Political Science.