Mobilizing Knowledge: An Interdisciplinary Review Connecting Academia and Society

Politics and Rights Review, based in Ottawa, Canada, connects academic knowledge with society, synthesizing clarity and rigor in a way that appeals to both academic and non-academic audiences.

Unwavering Commitment to Knowledge Mobilization: Politics and Rights Review is devoted to transcending traditional academic confines, ensuring that scholarly analyses are not only insightful but also resonate with diverse audiences. This commitment to knowledge mobilization is pivotal in fostering informed societal discourse and decision-making.

An Interdisciplinary and Intergenerational Nexus: The journal thrives on the diversity of thoughts and perspectives, uniting emerging voices with established scholars from various disciplines. This rich intellectual tapestry is instrumental in nurturing innovative ideas and comprehensive analyses that address complex global challenges.

Trilingual Publication for Enhanced Global Engagement: Politics and Rights Review, published in English, French, and Spanish, champions linguistic diversity in academic discourse. This trilingual approach is not merely about wider dissemination; it’s a commitment to embracing and integrating a multitude of cultural and intellectual perspectives. By providing a platform for scholars and intellectuals across these linguistic spheres, the journal ensures that diverse voices are not just heard but are integral to the fabric of the global intellectual community. This initiative breaks down linguistic barriers, fostering a more inclusive and equitable exchange of ideas and making significant strides towards a truly global conversation in the realms of politics and rights.

Expanding Academic Reach with Ethical Standards: Politics and Rights Review leads the way in making complex academic literature accessible to a wider audience. Our approach combines comprehensive literature reviews, content summarization, and data analysis, leveraging advanced language technologies to craft detailed political briefs. This process allows us to deliver inclusive, clear, precise, and engaging articles that are rigorously fact-checked and reviewed by human editors, ensuring both accuracy and quality.

Core Values of Sustainability, Reliability, and Social Justice: Politics and Rights Review firmly stands on the principles of sustainability, reliability, transparency, and academic rigor. These values are woven into the fabric of our publication, shaping the way we approach content, engage with contributors, and interact with our readers.

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If you are interested in writing for Politics and Rights Review, we would love to hear your ideas. We are looking for contributors who can offer original, well-researched and well-written articles on topics relevant to our mission. If you want to join our team of writers, please read the guidelines for authors and send us an email to [email protected] with your article proposal, a brief biography and samples of your previous work if you have them. We will get back to you as soon as possible with more details about the publication process. We look forward to receiving your collaboration!

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Editor-in-Chief

Karel J. Leyva 37 Articles
Ph.D. in Political Philosophy (Université Paris Sciences et Lettres). Associate Researcher at the University of Montreal, specializing in political theory and pluralism. Editor-in-Chief of Politics and Rights Review.

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