Editorial Note

Editorial Board

doi:10.22151/politikon.44.0

Authors

Editorial Board

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22151/politikon.44.0

Abstract

This Editorial Note introduces the manuscripts in this issue, pointing out the rich representation of studies by scholars from Africa. It also makes a few remarks on the hundredth anniversary of the passing of Max Weber, whose classification of sources of authority is featured in the 2020 IAPSS Annual Theme as well. Lastly, it invites scholars to submit special issue project proposals to the Editorial Board, and sets out a few rules for that process.

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