A MAIN AIM OF THE JOURNAL IS TO GIVE A VOICE TO CONCEPTUAL AND METHODOLOGICAL CREATIVITY, LINKING THE STUDY OF POLITICS TO PERSPECTIVES AND TOOLS DRAWN FROM DISCIPLINES OR SUBJECT AREAS THAT HAVE BEEN LONG CONSIDERED IRRELEVANT TO THE STUDY OF POLITICS PROPER. WE, THEREFORE, INVITE CONTRIBUTIONS THAT LINK CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS OF POLITICS TO A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CIVILIZATIONS, MYTHOLOGY, ARCHAEOLOGY, HISTORY OF THE LONGUE DURÉE, RELIGION, SYMBOLISM, VIOLENCE, OR POLITICAL SPIRITUALITY. WE ARE INTERESTED IN CONTRIBUTIONS THAT THEMATIZE THE PRE-POLITICAL LINKS BETWEEN HUMAN BEINGS AND AUTHORITY AND THAT CONNECT THE ANALYSIS OF HISTORICAL CRISES WITH THE INTERPRETATION OF MEANING AS A CENTRAL ASPECT OF THE FORMATION OF LEADERS, POLITICAL CONSCIOUSNESS, OR SOCIAL COHESION.
EACH EDITION OF THE JOURNAL IS DIVIDED INTO THREE SECTIONS:
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FREE-STANDING ARTICLES,
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SYMPOSIUM, GATHERING ARTICLES AND COMMENTARIES RELATING TO A SPECIFIC THEME
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BOOK REVIEWS, REVIEW ARTICLES, and COMMENTS TO THE JOURNAL.
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