The Women’s Policy Journal of Harvard, John F. Kennedy School of Government  is a student-run non-partisan scholarly review that publishes interdisciplinary work on policymaking and politics affecting women worldwide.

Bridging the divide between academics and practitioners, the journal seeks to educate and provide leadership that improves the quality of public policies affecting women with the intention of furthering communities’ economic, social, and political empowerment.

Call for Papers
Our call for papers is currently closed for the 2008 volume. Please check back in the fall for details on the call for papers for the 2009 volume.

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Current volume: 
Volume 4 (Summer 2007) 
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Volume 3 (Summer 2006)

Volume 2 (Summer 2002) Dimensions of International Security:  The Role of Women in Global Conflict Resolution, International Development and Human Rights

Volume 1 (Summer 2001)  
Work, Money, and Power:  Challenges and Opportunities for Women in the 21st Century