Editorial History Page
This section lists past contributors.
Field Editor (Political Science)
- 2026 – 2026H. Şirin ZORBAÇankırı Karatekin University, Türkiye
The Anatolian Journal of Politics and International Relations (AJPIR) is governed by a structured editorial leadership designed to ensure academic excellence, disciplinary balance, and high standards of scholarly publishing. Since its establishment, the journal has been guided by an editorial framework that integrates subject-area expertise with rigorous editorial oversight and international academic best practices.
The journal is led by its Editor-in-Chief, providing strategic direction and overseeing the journal’s long-term academic vision, institutional development, and international indexing objectives.
To maintain disciplinary depth and analytical rigor, the editorial structure includes two Field Editors, responsible respectively for the core domains of Political Science and International Relations. These editors coordinate the peer review process within their areas of specialization, contribute to editorial policy development, and support the journal’s commitment to methodological diversity and theoretical innovation.
In addition, the journal benefits from the expertise of two Language Editors, who ensure clarity of academic expression, linguistic precision, and adherence to international scholarly writing standards. Their role is essential in enhancing the global readability, professional presentation, and publication quality of accepted manuscripts.
This integrated editorial governance model reflects AJPIR’s strategic commitment to strengthening academic credibility, expanding international visibility, and positioning the journal for inclusion in leading global citation indexes such as SSCI.
The journal periodically renews its editorial structure in order to strengthen its international visibility, scholarly standards, and indexing performance in leading academic databases.
