Call for Papers – JCPA Special Section: “Qualitative Comparative Policy Analysis”Consider submitting your qualitative comparative research paper to the new section of the JCPA! The section seeks to advance qualitative comparative public policy analysis a comparative qualitative lens, while paying attention to context and processes that reveal relational aspects among actors and institutions, such as interactions over time, across policy sectors and/or jurisdictions, as they relate to public policy. In our introductory article (available here), we outline the vision for this section and the key directions we aim to explore. Papers are expected to be explicitly comparative by adhering to the criteria set by the Journal’s Aims and Scope. Submission guidelines can be found on the Journal’s website. Please feel free to write to us in case you have questions or would like to discuss a potential submission. We look forward to advancing the study of qualitative comparative policy analysis together. You may submit by April 10, to be replaced by please submit a 500 word abstract to us to assess whether your study fits the section (by email to qualicompjcpa@gmail.com). Alternatively, you may directly submit your article through the JCPA submissions portal for the Qualitative Comparative Special Section. We look forward to advancing the study of qualitative comparative policy analysis together with you. Since its inception in 1998, the JCPA has been the leading journal dedicated explicitly to comparative policy analysis, fostering a vibrant international community of scholars. JCPA is published by Routledge/Taylor & Francis (3.9 Impact Factor; 6.9 Cite Score EBSCO; Q1 Impact Factor Best Quartile). For more on the JCPA see here. Qualitative Comparative Policy Analysis Section Associate Co-Editors: Caner Bakir, Koç University, Turkiye: CBAKIR@ku.edu.tr Gita Steiner-Khamsi, Columbia University, US: gs174@tc.columbia.edu Michelle Morais de Sa e Silva, University of Oklahoma, US: michelle.morais@ou.edu