World Politics

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World Politics
Image: World politics.gif
Discipline Political Science, International Relations
Language English
Abbreviated title WRP
Publisher (country) Johns Hopkins University Press (USA)
Publication history 1948 to present
Website Editorial site
Publisher site
ISSN 0043-8871

World Politics is an academic journal founded in 1948. It publishes articles from all subdisciplines of political science. Material might be historical in nature, current affairs, journalistic, or policy-oriented. It includes research on all topics of import in the field of international affairs. According to the 2001 ISI Journals Citation Report, it is the most cited journal in the field of international relations. The editors are Doctors Harold James and Ilene P. Cohen of Princeton University.

The journal is published quarterly in October, January, April, and July. Circulation is 2,830 and the average length of 156 pages.


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