Call for Papers

CALL FOR PAPERS FOR ISSUE 35 OF THE JOURNAL INTERNACIONES, JULY - DECEMBER 2026

The InterNaciones Journal, from the Department of International Studies (DEI), University Center for Social Sciences and Humanities (CUCSH), University of Guadalajara (UDG).

CALL FOR PAPERS
The submission of unpublished works that are the result of academic production related to International Relations and related disciplines that constitute a relevant contribution to the knowledge of the area.
Professors, academics, researchers and professionals, national and foreign, from International Studies are invited to submit unpublished works that are the result of scientific research and that explicitly address problems within this area. These publications should contribute to the dissemination of proposals, analysis, reflections or experiences aimed at expanding, understanding and improving these studies.

THEME OF ISSUE 35, JULY - DECEMBER 2026

«Changes in the global geopolitical map: the rise of far-right parties, authoritarian ideologies and nationalisms»

Call for papers issue 35 coordinator:

Dra. Alicia Gutiérrez González (University Anahuac, Mexico)

The journal InterNaciones invites interested parties to submit articles for publication in issue 35, dedicated to reflecting on the growing number of right-wing and far-right political parties worldwide that advocate unilateralism over multilateralism.

The world has changed, and in Europe, the Americas, Asia, and Africa, the far right is resurging with force, leaving liberal democracies threatened by major authoritarian powers. Therefore, from the perspective of International Relations, it is essential to analyze the far-right parties in power globally and explain why these parties have increased in popularity and what factors lead voters to support them.

This issue aims to analyze and discuss the ideology of far-right parties, which can be divided into:

  1. Ultraconservatives rooted in conservative and Christian democratic traditions in countries such as Colombia, the United States, the United Kingdom, Italy, Japan, and Poland, among others.
  2. Authoritarian nationalists, characterized by their rejection of democratic values ​​in countries such as Greece, Hungary, India, Israel, and Russia, to name a few.
  3. Libertarian parties adhering to social liberalism and advocating for tax reductions and individual freedom in countries such as Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Venezuela, and others.
  4. Nativist populists who seek closed borders, the restoration of sovereignty, and reduced immigration, among other things. These groups predominate in countries such as Germany, Denmark, the United Kingdom, the United States, Finland, Italy, and the Netherlands, among others.

Committed to critical reflection on international processes, the journal InterNaciones considers it essential to create an academic space to analyze how the rise of far-right parties is changing the global geopolitical landscape and how growing nationalism is abandoning multilateralism, as well as the values ​​and principles of the International Bill of Human Rights. This issue seeks to contribute to the debate and understanding of the resurgence of far-right parties in Europe, the rise of far-right parties in the Americas, Asia, and Africa, and how nationalism and authoritarianism are on the rise.

We invite academics, researchers, and professionals in general to submit contributions that explore the various lines of research and themes proposed:

  1. Far-right parties in Europe: Analysis of the resurgence of the far right in countries such as Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Spain, France, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, and Poland, among others.
  2. Far-right parties in the Americas (North and Latin America): Analysis of far-right parties in countries such as Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, El Salvador, the United States, and Mexico, among others.
  3. Far-right parties in Asia and Africa: Analysis of far-right parties in countries such as India, Israel, Japan, and South Africa.

TYPES OF COLLABORATIONS

  1. Original research articles on an update or theoretical discussion on topics of interest in the area. Minimum length of 6000 words and maximum of 9000.
    2. Essays on reports published in the area by institutions, organizations or congresses, or on recently edited books that are linked together by a common theme. Maximum length of 5000 words.

  2. Bibliographic reviews of a single recently published book or documents of interest to the area. Maximum length of 2000 words or minimum of 1300.

CHARACTERISTICS OF COLLABORATIONS

Any submission sent for review will only be accepted if it meets the following minimum requirements:

  1. Collaborations must be submitted in digital format (Microsoft Word processor, Times New Roman font size 12, double-spaced).
  2. Submissions in Spanish, English, and Portuguese are accepted, provided they include: Title, Abstract, and Keywords in Spanish and English (and also in Portuguese if the text is in that language). The following information about the author(s) must also be included: ORCID, email address, and affiliation.
  3. Each contribution must be submitted through the InterNaciones Magazine website, which can be accessed at the following link: https://www.internaciones.cucsh.udg.mx/index.php/inter/user/register

Contributions must adhere to the theme of issue 35: «Changes in the global geopolitical map: the rise of far-right parties, authoritarian ideologies and nationalisms»

  1. Visit the "About the Journal" section for more detailed information on the technical requirements for submissions and the submission procedure: https://www.internaciones.cucsh.udg.mx/index.php/inter/about/submissions

Visit the "Submissions" section to consult the "Submission Preparation Checklist": http://www.internaciones.cucsh.udg.mx/index.php/inter/about/submissions

 

 

DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS

In addition to the manuscript in Microsoft Word format, the copyright transfer and originality declaration forms must be sent through the InterNaciones Journal website, following the indicated instructions.

The deadline to the Call for Papers is APRIL 30TH of this year.

Guadalajara, Jalisco, JANUARY 12TH, 2026

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