Table of Contents
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Below is a list of all published and accepted publications for the journal. We are currently accepting publications for our April 2021 issue. The journal publishes original articles, general surveys, commentaries on specialized subjects, and book reviews. Prospective contributors can find the submission necessary information on the Submit page. The Library and Archives Canada archives all published IJPT material under the ISSN number 2371-3321.
Volume 4 | Issue 1 | April 2020 (e-published)(1) Antonino Palumbo, "Knowledge as a fictitious commodity: a Polanyian reading of the 'digital economy.'"
(2) Karim Sadek, "Radical Islamic Democracy." (3) Daniel Hirst, "A Theory of Harm Reduction." (4) Jeroen Van den Bosch, "Introducing Regime Cluster Theory: Explaining Regional Diffusion Patterns of Democratization and Autocracy Promotion." (5) Rafiq Islam, "The Science of Fascism within a Democratic Framework: Part 1: Delinearized History of US Presidency." (6) Harry Charsmar, "Sovereignty vs Globalization: Indispensable Discourse due to Relationship." 
Individual papers will be published shortly
Volume 3 | Issue 1 | April 2019
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| Against State Censorship of Thought and Speech: The “Mandate of Philosophy” contra Islamist Ideology |
| Abul A’la Maududi: Innovator or Restorer of the Islamic Caliphate? |
| How to Analyze Islamist Politics: Is It Possible to Make a Political Study without Sociology of Islam? |
| Alexander Dugin’s Heideggerianism |
| Climate Justice and Democracy: A Normative Approach |
Volume 2 | Issue 1 | August 2018
(1) Babajide I. Ajisafe, "'All The Things [We] Could [Se]e by Now [Concerning Violence & Boko Haram], If Sigmund Freud's Wife was Your Mother': Psychoanalysis, Race, & International Political Theory."
(2) Laura Henderson, "Speaking Crisis in the Eurozone Debt Crisis: Exploring the Potential and Limits of Transformational Agonistic Conflict."
(3) Roberto Mancilla, "A Theory of Judicial Constitutional Design."
(4) M.R. Islam, Ali O. Islam, G.M. Zatzman, Barry Grossman, "A Theory of Humanity: Part 2—Conditions for True Universalism."
(2) Laura Henderson, "Speaking Crisis in the Eurozone Debt Crisis: Exploring the Potential and Limits of Transformational Agonistic Conflict."
(3) Roberto Mancilla, "A Theory of Judicial Constitutional Design."
(4) M.R. Islam, Ali O. Islam, G.M. Zatzman, Barry Grossman, "A Theory of Humanity: Part 2—Conditions for True Universalism."
| Entire Issue - Volume 2 |
| All The Things [We] Could [Se]e by Now [Concerning Violence & Boko Haram] |
| Speaking Crisis in the Eurozone Debt Crisis |
| A Theory of Humanity: Part 2—Conditions for True Universalism |
| A Theory of Judicial Constitutional Design |
Volume 1 | Issue 1 | August 2016
Jaan S. Islam, "Editorial: The Journal and Its Impact."
(1) Barry Grossman, "A Long and Broken History of Western “Universalism”- Cosmopolitanism."
(2) Ali Hassan Mughal et. al., "A Communitarian Alternative Solution to the Pension Crisis."
(1) Barry Grossman, "A Long and Broken History of Western “Universalism”- Cosmopolitanism."
(2) Ali Hassan Mughal et. al., "A Communitarian Alternative Solution to the Pension Crisis."
(3) Featured Article: Gary M. Zatzman et. al, "A theory of Humanity- Part 1—Methodology and the ‘Ideal life.’"
(4) Jaan S. Islam, "Contrasting Political Theory in the East and West- Ibn Khaldun versus Hobbes and Locke."
(5) Saad Dabbous, "An Analysis of the Historical Application of Jihad and Implications on the Clash of Civilizations."
G.V. Chillingar, "Book Review: Reconstituting the Curriculum."
Saad Dabbous, "Book Review: True Islam, Jihad and Terrorism: The Science of Islamic Foreign Policy."
(4) Jaan S. Islam, "Contrasting Political Theory in the East and West- Ibn Khaldun versus Hobbes and Locke."
(5) Saad Dabbous, "An Analysis of the Historical Application of Jihad and Implications on the Clash of Civilizations."
G.V. Chillingar, "Book Review: Reconstituting the Curriculum."
Saad Dabbous, "Book Review: True Islam, Jihad and Terrorism: The Science of Islamic Foreign Policy."
| Entire Issue |
| A Long and Broken History of Western “Universalism”: Cosmopolitanism |
| A Communitarian Alternative Solution to the Pension Crisis |
| A Theory of Humanity-Part 1 Methodology and the ‘Ideal Life’.pdf |
| An Analysis of the Historical Application of Jihad and Implications on the Clash of Civilizations |
| Contrasting Political Theory in the East and West: Ibn Khaldun versus Hobbes and Locke |
Journal Description
The International Journal of Political Theory is a Canadian open access journal looking to expand the scope of political theory, discover, and comment on current discourse in the fields of political theory, international law, philosophy, sociology, and history.The International Journal of Political Theory publishes on current theoretical developments in the field of political thought, including comparative approaches and methodologies across disciplines. Studies in traditional political theory, the study of religion and politics, human rights, global democratization, and postcolonial discourse are all prominent and developing areas in the field. The journal also seeks to expand the field by publishing studies utilizing non-western approaches and thinkers as well as comparative studies.
In taking a multidisciplinary approach, this journal aims to repair the major methodological and cognitive ills of the field which are often limited in scope and approach. In the globalized world we face today, politics, law, philosophy, and other fields overlap in both method and content - the study of political philosophy is rarely isolated from its "non-political" disciplines.
What is important for the editorial team is the uniqueness and provocativeness of the contribution: the IJPT is meant to be a journal for unorthodox studies and theories. The IJPT also welcomes studies of contemporary political developments under new and existing theoretical frameworks.
In taking a multidisciplinary approach, this journal aims to repair the major methodological and cognitive ills of the field which are often limited in scope and approach. In the globalized world we face today, politics, law, philosophy, and other fields overlap in both method and content - the study of political philosophy is rarely isolated from its "non-political" disciplines.
What is important for the editorial team is the uniqueness and provocativeness of the contribution: the IJPT is meant to be a journal for unorthodox studies and theories. The IJPT also welcomes studies of contemporary political developments under new and existing theoretical frameworks.