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Information Polity is dedicated to publishing work from two main sources: academic and practitioner. The journal publishes work from academics that is both of top quality and, equally, of high strategic relevance to practitioners. Secondly, the journal is intent on publishing work undertaken by practitioners – professional, administrative and political – who are actively engaged in the broad arenas of government and democracy, whether at local, regional, national or supra-national levels. View full journal description

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In memoriam: Miriam Lips

Commemorating the passing of Miriam Lips (1967-2024)

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At the 2024 EGPA Conference in Athens, Greece from 5-8 September 2024, Brecht Weerheijm won the Information Polity Best Paper Award for his paper "Uncertain AI for National Security".

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