European Political Science Review (EPSR) is a leading generalist peer-reviewed journal for political science research that speaks beyond sub-disciplinary boundaries and advances the core debates shaping the field. Publishing in EPSR means placing your work at the centre of the discipline, where it can be read, debated, and cited across methodological, theoretical, and geographical divides. We publish innovative empirical, theoretical, and normative work that engages directly with big questions in political science and demonstrates the highest standards of conceptual clarity, theoretical ambition, and methodological rigour. Whether qualitative, quantitative, or mixed method, we expect contributions not only to present strong evidence, but to explain why their findings matter. While EPSR is rooted in the intellectual community of the European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR), it is global in scope and outlook. Through our full open access partnership with Cambridge University Press, EPSR can ensure your research meets the highest standards of accessibility, and reaches a global readership. We welcome submissions on non-European topics, comparative and international perspectives, and research that challenges Eurocentric assumptions. EPSR is not a journal about Europe, but a journal from Europe that engages the world.