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• ↓ New AJPS Submission Cap Policy
• ↓ Revised AJPS Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy for Authors and Reviewers
• ↓ Pre-Analysis Plans (PAP) Policy Change
• ↓ Update to the AJPS AI Policy for Authors
• ↓ New AJPS Correspondence and Corrections Policies
• ↓ Top Alternatives to ajps.org

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"Please be aware of potential scams and phishing emails impersonating the AJPS Editors or Editorial Board. The MPSA has been alerted that such attempts are currently circulating. Please delete any suspicious messages immediately. If you receive a communication claiming affiliation with the AJPS or MPSA and are unsure of its legitimacy, contact the MPSA at [email protected]. AJPS communications are sent exclusively from ajps.org email addresses – please do not engage with messages from any other domain claiming to represent the AJPS office or editorial team."

"Artificial intelligence (AI) has made many tasks associated with writing a paper –  including assembling a literature review, scraping and cleaning online data, designing an empirical model, analyzing data, checking formal models, and presenting results – much easier and more efficient.  This technology will likely make it easier for scholars to write a larger number of papers per year.  The media is reporting that some scholars are now writing more than 200 papers per year.  We recently observed that one scholar submitted six manuscripts to AJPS during 2026 in a four month time period.  Other editorial teams we have spoken with have described similar patterns."

"This growth in papers will very likely continue to translate into a growth in submissions per scholar.  Already, AJPS submissions increased 19% from 2025 to 2026, as measured by mid-year editorial reports.  This increase in submissions per scholar presents significant challenges for AJPS and all journals, given the finite resources of the editorial staff and reviewer pool. We and many editors believe that failure to address the submissions growth crisis would present an existential threat to the entire structure of academic journals.  Something must be done."

"We are announcing a new policy at AJPS that would limit the number of submissions per individual per year, effective immediately.  The policy is as follows:"

Key Topics & Focus Areas for ajps.org:

New AJPS Submission Cap Policy

Revised AJPS Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy for Authors and Reviewers

Pre-Analysis Plans (PAP) Policy Change

Update to the AJPS AI Policy for Authors

New AJPS Correspondence and Corrections Policies