GLOBAL HEALTH: DISEASE CONTROL, DEVELOPMENT, AND PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY

Submissions may focus on a wide variety of national or international affairs, though they should avoid the current debate over health care insurance in the United States. Possible topics include but are not limited to:

• Government and non-government responses to disease, both international and national;

• Challenges associated with specific infections such as H1N1 Flu, HIV/AIDS, and malaria;

• Development as it relates to public heath (e.g. water quality); or

• Relationships between a country's health and its political and economic stability.

The Review welcomes submissions of unsolicited manuscripts including articles, book reviews, and commentaries on a rolling basis up to November 10, 2009. Guidelines for submissions to the Review are as follows:

• All articles must be original pieces.

• All submissions must include a 150-250 word abstract and a one to three line author bio.

• Research articles should be 3,000-5,000 words; 3,000 words is the preferred length.

• Commentaries, opinion articles, and book reviews should be between 850 and 2,000 words.

• Please send a disk copy with three hard copies or an electronic file attachment through email.

• Citations should follow the author-date system outlined in the Chicago Manual of Style.

• All formatting and grammar should follow the Chicago Manual of Style.

Please submit papers to:

Georgetown Public Policy Review
Georgetown Public Policy Institute
4th Floor, 3520 Prospect St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20007
gppireview@georgetown.edu

Questions regarding the submission process can be sent to Executive Print Editors, Rory O’Sullivan or R. Brent Wisner at gppireview@georgetown.edu.

SUBMISSION DEADLINE: November 9, 2009