Scandinavian Political Studies

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NEWSLETTER     Dear Colleague, We are delighted to bring you information and news about Scandinavian Political Studies, the official journal of the Nordic Political Science Association. ► Submit an article to Scandinavian Political Studies You're invited to submit an article to Scandinavian Political Studies. The journal publishes articles on policy and electoral issues affecting the Scandinavian countries, and sets those issues in European and global context. Scandinavian Political Studies is an indispensable source for all those researching and teaching in Scandinavian political science, public policy and electoral analysis.           Reasons to submit your research to SPS High quality: Scandinavian Political Studies is ranked as the 7th most cited political science journal in the ISI journal citation reports. Global readership: Articles published in Scandinavian Political Studies are available to scholars in thousands of libraries worldwide Rapid publication: Once accepted, articles in Scandinavian Political Studies are published quickly both online and in print and you can track the status of your article throughout the publication process           ► SPS 2009 impact factor: 2.186; ranking in Political Science: 7/112 Scandinavian Political Studies is the 7th top ranked journal in political science in the Thomson Reuters ISI journal citation reports 2009. ► Top 3 accessed articles in 2010 The following articles have received the most accesses so far in 2010, to download these for FREE simply click on the title. 1   E Pluribus Unum Diversity and Community in the Twenty-first Century The 2006 Johan Skytte Prize Lecture Robert Puttnam       2   Dismantling the Social Democratic Welfare Model? Has the Swedish Welfare State Lost Its Defining Characteristics? Anders Lindbom       3   Electoral Reform and Party System Change: An Analysis of Nordic Elections with Two Different Electoral Systems Krister Lundell           ► Read the free sample issue The free sample issue of Scandinavian Political Studies features contributions on voters and the internet; discrimination and national identity in Denmark and national legislatures.           ► Further information For further information about Scandinavian Political Studies, please click here     Your Privacy: You can unsubscribe by emailing us at e-news@wiley.com with the subject line unsubscribe s********i@wiley.com. We will ALWAYS respect your e-mail privacy and NEVER sell, rent, or exchange your e-mail address to any outside company. For complete details, review our Privacy Policy http://www.wiley.com/privacy. Need Help: Visit our Help page to find information on ordering, shipping/returns, your account, subscriptions, author services, mailing lists and RSS feeds. You may also visit our Contact Us page to find a contact for additional assistance with a related product or service. For technical problems, click here. Please note that all prices are correct at time of going to press but are subject to change without notice. Visit the terms and conditions page for complete information on this offer. John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. | The Atrium, Southern Gate, Chichester, West Sussex, PO19 8SQ, UK | Tel: +44 (0)1243 779777 | Fax: +44 (0)1243 775878 | Registered Number: 641132 England Copyright © 2000-2010. All rights reserved. SHJ-10-23620 3P UK [SA]