Anthro Diplomacy – Contributions Guidelines

Anthro Diplomacy welcomes thoughtful, original, and well-researched contributions from scholars, practitioners, and curious minds across all disciplines. We value perspectives that connect your area of expertise with human, environmental, policy, international relations  and offer meaningful insights through the lens of the Anthropocene.

Coverage Areas / Topics

We accept contributions on a wide range of topics, as long as they engage with the lense of Anthropocene.

Types of Contributions

We publish:

• Analytical Articles  In-depth examination of events, trends, or phenomena (500–1,500 words)
• Opinion Pieces  Well-argued viewpoints supported by evidence (500–1,200 words)
• Policy Briefs / Recommendations – Concise guidance or proposals (400–1,000 words)
• Interviews / Q&A Expert insights, leaders, or practitioner perspectives
• Book or Media Reviews Critical reflection on works relevant to the Anthropocene

Submission Guidelines

• Submit your manuscript in Word (.doc or .docx) format
• Use clear headings and subheadings for readability
• Include references or links to credible sources (no footnotes; integrate references into text)
• Provide a short author bio (50–100 words) with affiliation or relevant links
• Attach a headshot (optional)

Style & Ethics

• Write clearly for an informed but non-specialist audience
• Maintain a neutral, analytical tone; opinion pieces may be persuasive but must be respectful and evidence-based
• Originality is mandatory; no plagiarism or previously published work
• AI-generated content is not accepted
• Fact-checking is the author’s responsibility
• The editorial team may edit for clarity, length, and style while preserving the author’s voice

Submission Email

Send your article to: anthrodiplomacy@gmail.com
Subject line: Submission – [Proposed Title]