About the Journal

FAQ

1. What is the American Journal of Public Policy and Administration?

The American Journal of Public Policy and Administration (AJPPA) is a scholarly journal that publishes original research articles on various aspects of public policy and administration, aiming to provide a platform for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to share insights and perspectives.

2. What topics does the American Journal of Public Policy and Administration cover?

The scope of the American Journal of Public Policy and Administration includes governance, public management, public finance, public service delivery, social policy, environmental policy, health policy, education policy, and international relations.

3. How does the peer review process work at the American Journal of Public Policy and Administration?

The American Journal of Public Policy and Administration follows a rigorous peer review process that typically takes 2-3 months. Each submission is assigned to at least two independent reviewers who are experts in the relevant field and provide constructive feedback.

4. Who are the reviewers for the American Journal of Public Policy and Administration?

Reviewers for the American Journal of Public Policy and Administration are experts in the relevant fields of public policy and administration who provide feedback on the quality, significance, and rigor of the submitted articles.

5. Is the American Journal of Public Policy and Administration an open access journal?

Yes, the American Journal of Public Policy and Administration is an open access journal. All articles are freely available to read, download, and share without any restrictions or fees.

6. Where is the American Journal of Public Policy and Administration indexed?

The American Journal of Public Policy and Administration is indexed by reputable platforms including ResearchGate, Google Scholar, EBSCOhost, Scilit, and Crossref (DOI), which enhances the visibility and impact of its articles.

7. How long does the peer review process take for submissions to the American Journal of Public Policy and Administration?

The peer review process at the American Journal of Public Policy and Administration typically takes 2-3 months from submission to final decision, ensuring thorough evaluation by experts in the field.

8. Who manages the editorial process of the American Journal of Public Policy and Administration?

The editorial process of the American Journal of Public Policy and Administration is overseen by a distinguished editorial board that consists of eminent scholars and practitioners from various disciplines and countries.

9. What benefits do authors gain from publishing in the American Journal of Public Policy and Administration?

By publishing in the American Journal of Public Policy and Administration, authors can benefit from high-quality peer review, wide-ranging indexing, open access dissemination, and the prestige of being published in a reputable journal.

10. Does the American Journal of Public Policy and Administration allow authors to retain copyright?

Yes, authors retain the copyright of their articles. They grant the American Journal of Public Policy and Administration a non-exclusive license to publish, distribute, and archive their work.

11. How often is the American Journal of Public Policy and Administration published?

The American Journal of Public Policy and Administration publishes monthly issues, with each issue containing a variety of research articles, reviews, and case studies.

12. Can emerging scholars submit to the American Journal of Public Policy and Administration?

Yes, the American Journal of Public Policy and Administration welcomes submissions from both established and emerging scholars interested in the field of public policy and administration.

13. How does the editorial board contribute to the American Journal of Public Policy and Administration?

The editorial board of the American Journal of Public Policy and Administration provides guidance and support to the journal's editorial team, enhances the journal’s standards and reputation, and contributes to the peer review process as reviewers and guest editors for special issues.