Harvard University Journal of Asian-Pacific-American public affairs founded in 1989, dedicated to examining social issues and public policies affecting the Asian Pacific American community. Includes issue summaries, subscription information, discussion forum, and event information.

Semi-annual journal composed by graduate students from the Georgetown Public Policy Institute publishes articles that contribute to the thoughtful discourse of public policy.

Publishes research that applies social scientific theories and concepts to significant problems around the world, giving particular emphasis to articles that cut across disciplines, such as studies in national and international political economy, and politics and policy-making in the European Union.

The siting of a range of projects from hazardous nuclear waste facilities to benign (or, perhaps, not so benign) bicycle paths represents one on the most significant contemporary policy challenges confronting all nations. The Columbia Journal of Project Siting and Management is a new, fully-refereed interdisciplinary journal dedicated to examining siting processes and their implications for policy. The journal will provide an essential global forum for multiple communities of readers and contributors in environmental science and policy, including the research, policy, environmental, and business communities at local, national, and international levels.

A journal of teaching cases in public administration and public policy. The journal provides to public policy and administration faculty the best cases the field has to offer and an opportunity to have cases peer reviewed in a serious fashion.