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About World Policy Blog
The World Policy Blog is the online counterpart of World Policy Journal — selected readings, expert analysis, and original opinions that complement the broader agenda of the quarterly magazine.
These short articles present points of view that transcend the traditional foreign-versus-domestic policy divide, reflecting the global perspective required for politics, business, and policy today. The WP Blog publishes a range of voices from around the world, chosen for the quality of their ideas and analysis, as well as their ability to chronicle the societies where they live. The blog's audience includes senior policymakers, opinion leaders, members of the media, scholars, and military officials.
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The editors of World Policy Blog welcome submissions and queries from bloggers, journalists, policymakers, and opinion leaders. Please keep submissions between 500 and 1,000 words. Pieces with a lively style, strong lede, and opinions and analysis that challenge conventional wisdom will be more favorably received.
Please send inquiries to managing editor Christopher Shay at shay@worldpolicy.org.
