The Public Sphere (PSJ) is a journal of international policy studies produced by postgraduate students at the London School of Economics and Political Science’s School of Public Policy.
We publish evidence-based research in economic policy, public management, international affairs, development studies and social policy. The annual print journal offers contributors and readers a space to rethink, critically analyse and address important policy problems. The Public Sphere welcomes submissions that contribute to vibrant debate from advanced students in relevant degree programs, academics and practitioners.
Additionally, we publish short articles by students and practitioners on our online blog on a regular basis. In 2018, we also launched the Public Sphere Podcast, which is published in a serial format throughout the year.
ISSN 2056-533X
Current Editor-in-Chief: Ivjyot Singh Oberoi
Company Details
- Employees
- 2
- Address
- School Of Public Policy, London School Of Economics, London,united Kingdom
- Industry
- Broadcast Media Production And Distribution
- NAICS
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Broadcasting (except Internet)
- Website
- https://psj.lse.ac.uk
- HQ
- London
- Competitors
- Policy Design and Practice, The Public Sphere Journal of Public Policy, Journal of Interdisciplinary Public Policy, Public Policy Studies Quarterly, Crisis, Journal of Science Policy & Governance (JSPG), Centre for The Analysis Of Social Exclusion, LSE School of Public Policy, 100x Impact, Social Finance.
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The Public Sphere Journal's website is https://psj.lse.ac.uk
The Public Sphere Journal's LinkedIn profile is https://uk.linkedin.com/company/lse-psj
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The Public Sphere Journal's top competitors are
Policy Design And Practice,
The Public Sphere Journal Of Public Policy,
Journal Of Interdisciplinary Public Policy,
Public Policy Studies Quarterly,
Crisis,
Journal Of Science Policy & Governance (Jspg),
Centre For The Analysis Of Social Exclusion,
Lse School Of Public Policy,
100x Impact,
Social Finance.
The Public Sphere Journal's categories are Broadcast Media Production and Distribution
