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8th December 2011

Get your work published with the Institute of Public Policy Research

Do your academic interests cover Global Politics and the Environment? Would you like to get your work published? This is a perfect chance for you to get your work in print and contribute to the esteemed literature of a leading public policy think-tank.   The University of Manchester has joined a national partnership between selected […]
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Do your academic interests cover Global Politics and the Environment? Would you like to get your work published? This is a perfect chance for you to get your work in print and contribute to the esteemed literature of a leading public policy think-tank.
 
The University of Manchester has joined a national partnership between selected UK universities and IPPR (Institute of Public Policy Research). Every year, IPPR@universities publishes a prestigious policy journal ‘Metis’ and the theme this year is Global Politics and the Environment.
 
We at IPPR@manchester are asking you to submit a 1500 word policy paper arguing for a specific policy change relating to global politics and the environment. Deadline for submissions is 17th January 2012 but we welcome you to submit a 200 word abstract or working title to us at [email protected] before  9th December 2011 to express your interest. Don’t worry if it’s just an idea- we’d really like to hear from you. 

IPPR@manchester want to give you the best chance of getting your article published so we have arranged a ‘How to write a policy article’ workshop with IPPR Research Fellow – Jenni Viitanen. This workshop will contain lots of useful tips, practical activities and a chance for you to ask questions to Jenni, who has a wealth of experience in writing policy articles. Please email ippr.manchester@gmail.com to secure your place. We look forward to hearing from you!
Ceri Wills

Ceri Wills

Former Societies editor (2011-2012).

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