Call for Papers — PS: Political Science & Politics, Special Issue: Presidentialism in Latin America — Institutional Paths in the Making
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Call for Papers / Chapters · PS: Political Science & Politics (American Political Science Association)

PS: Political Science & Politics invites submissions for a special issue on the
evolving institutional trajectories of Latin American presidentialism.

The issue seeks theoretically informed, methodologically diverse contributions analysing
national-level reforms to executive authority, legislative procedures, coalition
governance, electoral systems and judicial oversight, and their consequences for
democratic accountability, governability and legitimacy. Cross-national analyses and
theoretically grounded single-country studies with comparative leverage are both welcome.

Manuscripts must be approximately 4,800 words (including notes and references), in Word,
following the APSA Manual of Style, and submitted through Editorial Manager.

Institution: PS: Political Science & Politics (American Political Science Association)
Location: American Political Science Association / Cambridge University Press
Eligibility: Reforms to executive authority and emergency powers, coalition governance, electoral systems, judicial oversight, voter-representative linkages, comparative presidentialism, executive aggrandizement and institutional plasticity
Format: Article-length, ~4,800 words incl. notes/references; Word; APSA Manual of Style
Deadline: 2026-09-17
Shared by: a community member

Apply / register: https://www.editorialmanager.com/ps
Official notification: https://apsanet.org/publications/journals/ps-political-science-politics/calls-for-papers/
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