Peace Human Rights Governance

Aims & Scope

PHRG constitutes a scientific resource within the growing multi-faceted human rights studies community. It aims to publish original contributions to emerging debates at the crossroads between human rights, peace and governance issues, while actively favouring the development of a sound multi- (and inter) disciplinary and multi-level approach to research and dissemination on these matters. It contributes to the Padova Human Rights Centre’s vision of promoting the realisation of a culture founded on universal values such as human rights, peace, preservation of the environment, and international solidarity in the field of academic publishing. The journal is completelyopen accessand it issix-monthly(two issues per year). Accepted papers are immediately published with a DOI in the “online first” section of the site and then collected into periodic issues. PHRG publishes originalresearch articles,practitioner papers,policy papersas well asreview papers and book reviews(see manuscript submission for details). TheEditorial Boardis composed of a group of international human rights researchers from different disciplinary backgrounds. It is supported by anAdvisory Boardof renowned international human rights scholars and practitioners. PHRG has a broad scope. It is particularly interested in contributions on issues related to the actors, processes and norms that shape the human rights agenda at different levels of governance. Within this larger frame, some specific topics include (but are not limited to): Launched in 2017, the year of the 35th anniversary of the University of Padova Human Rights Centre (founded in 1982 by Antonio Papisca, and currently named after him), PHRG is the latest expression of this Centre’s long-standing scientific commitment to disseminate human rights research and knowledge. Before PHRG, the Padova Human Rights Centre published the seriesPace Diritti dell’Uomo, Diritti dei popoli, Padova: Liviano and Cleup (1987-1996); andPace diritti umani – Peace H

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