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After ten issues and 100 contributors over two years, JIPP is returning from a short hiatus and passing the baton to the next generation of young people to advance our mission. If you feel interested and qualified in serving as the next head of the journal, find out more here!

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Public Policy is universal, but each perspective is unique.

The Journal of Interdisciplinary Public Policy is a quarterly, open-access journal for youth across the globe to rigorously analyze public policy issues from diverse perspectives

JIPP believes each individual’s relation to policy is unique but equally important in making policy decision. Therefore, JIPP features youth from different backgrounds, in different mediums, and of different subject matters to expand the input of public policy and highlight the need for interdisciplinary thinking in policy.

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Issue 3(2)

The 10 Issue Anthology

After ten issues and 100 contributors over two years, JIPP is taking a moment to celebrate and highlight some of the most memorable pieces yet. This one-of-a-kind anthology spans many topic areas and mediums guaranteed to catch your interest.

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JIPP Blog
Talia Wilcox
Fundamental Human Rights Under Attack: We All Need to Respond
Talia Wilcox

Civil liberties are once again under attack in America. Bills in primarily Republican states like Don't Say Gay, trans bans, and abortion bans are drastically affecting the lives of countless Americans, and it is imperative we take action now before these actions are irreversible.

Talia Wilcox
Corey Huebner
Facilitating Children's Relationships with Incarcerated Parents Through Video Visits
Corey Huebner

1 in 28 children has an incarcerated parent, and maintaining a relationship with this parent can be incredibly beneficial. Yet, 50% of incarcerated parents have no contact with their children. Can prison-implemented video visitation help fix this?

Corey Huebner
Jake Lee
International Space Law, or a Lack Thereof
Jake Lee

Who makes the rules in space? In a modern era full of private companies and new countries entering the field of space, international law is several decades behind, leaving the world unprepared for what’s to come.

Jake Lee
Pelinsu Ekinci
An Economic Approach to Immigration Policies: How Benefits of Immigration Outweigh the Costs
Pelinsu Ekinci

One of the most critical concerns for all is immigration, as it may bring severe costs or benefits to host countries. Economic implications are a significant factor when comparing the costs and benefits of immigration.

Pelinsu Ekinci
Lloyd Skinner
Solidarity: The Solution to Peacefully Countering China's Militarization
Lloyd Skinner

Lloyd Skinner contends that cohesion and unity is the key to countering China's challenge to the rules-based global order. This is realized through states concerned about the growing militarization of the People's Liberation Army brokering a NATO-style collective defense treaty for the Asia-Pacific region.

Lloyd Skinner
Maanas Sharma
In Conversation: Science for the People
Maanas Sharma

Science for the People is a collective of scientists engaged in community action and organizing. Learn more about their recent fight to create a People’s Green New Deal and more

Maanas Sharma
Student Editorial Board
JIPP Positions Open!
Student Editorial Board

We’re expanding our team! Learn more about the positions and apply today!

Student Editorial Board

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