Faculty in the Sussex European Institute edit and contribute to a number of renowned academic journals.
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Party Politics is an international journal devoted to the study of political parties, party systems and political organisations. Founded in 1995 as a quarterly journal and now published bi-monthly, Party Politics provides a forum for scholars to share their work on topics ranging from the rise of partisan blocs in newly-democratic states in central and eastern Europe, to the impact of women on politics.
Co-edited by Professor Paul Webb, Party Politics is published six times a year, in January, March, May, July, September and November.
German politics is a leading international journal. It publishes research on the challenges to Germany of globalisation and changing international relations, including comparative politics and public policy.
German Politics is published four times a year and is co-edited by a team including Professor Dan Hough and SEI Research Fellow Professor Kai Oppermann.
Government and Opposition is one of the world's leading global comparative politics journals. It publishes papers dealing with any part of the world, and on any theme, to do with comparative politics, liberally defined. Papers that cover a single case are accepted, as long as they are positioned within the comparative politics literature and seek to advance comparative political analysis.
Co-edited by Professor Paul Taggart, Government and Opposition is published four times a year. One of these is usually a commissioned 'special issue' on a distinctive theme.