THE PONTIS REVIEW

Q: What topics fall under an “international and cross-cultural” research journal?

A: Our issues will primarily focus on papers bridging or comparing two or more cultures. We concentrate on the social sciences—a non-exhaustive list includes anthropology, history, law, economics, sociology, psychology, linguistics, religion, art, public policy, and international relations.

 

Q: May I submit a paper written for a class assignment?

A: Yes. As long as it satisfies our submission requirements, your paper will be eligible for publication.

 

Q: Who is eligible to submit?

A: You must be in high school during the time of your submission.

 

Q: May I submit more than one paper?

A: You may only submit one paper per issue. If your paper is not chosen, you may not resubmit the same paper for our next issue. However, in rare occurrences, we may reconsider your paper (in which case you will be notified of this via email).

 

Q: How many papers are chosen for publication in each issue?

A: Ten papers will be published every semester.

 

Q: Who will review my paper?

A: Our editing team will review your paper. If your paper is published, it will be sent out to all of our subscribers (including the instructors on our advisory board).

 

Q: Is The Pontis Review available in print?

A: As of currently, The Pontis Review is only available online, but a print option will be available for individual use. You can view our previous issues in our archive.