Journal Of Political Power

The Journal Of Political Power is an interdisciplinary academic journal that focuses on political power and its multidimensional role and impact in society. The journal provides a common forum for scholars from diverse fields such as political scientists, sociologists, jurists, economists, historians, and psychologists to publish and explore theoretical and empirical research related to political power.

The magazine covers a wide range of topics, including but not limited to the analysis of political power, evaluation processes, coercive power, soft power, and various theories of power. It encourages researchers to examine political power from different perspectives, including its formation, operation, and influence in social structures, and how power shapes policy, social relations, and individual behavior. Empirical research with a particular focus on power, including case studies, comparative studies, and historical analysis, aims to deepen understanding of how political power is used and perceived in different social and cultural contexts. The journal is also interested in the study of power and social change, political struggle, and how power interacts with other social factors such as economics, law, and ideology.