Contact
Whether you are writing about editorial leadership, a general institutional matter, or a new submission, CfPR uses focused inboxes so messages reach the right team with minimal delay.
How To Write
Editorial
Senior correspondence, editorial strategy, and leadership-level outreach.
General
Institutional communication, events, membership, and partnership questions.
Submissions
Article proposals, policy briefs, contributor outreach, and draft submissions.
Email Desks
Choose the address that best matches your purpose so your message lands with the right team.
Editorial Leadership
For leadership correspondence, editorial direction, public-facing invitations, and high-level institutional outreach.
Email Address
editorinchief@cfpreview.orgUse this address for senior editorial matters, partnerships, and correspondence that should reach the Editor-in-Chief directly.
General Inquiries
For membership questions, event coordination, operational matters, collaborations, and general communication with CfPR.
Email Address
contact@cfpreview.orgIf you are not sure which desk is best, start here and the message can be routed internally.
Submissions
For article pitches, manuscripts, policy briefs, commentary proposals, and other contributor submissions.
Email Address
submit@cfpreview.orgIncluding a proposed title, short abstract, and any relevant background helps the editorial team review new work faster.
Writing Guidance
A clear subject line makes it easier to route editorial, institutional, and submission emails to the right desk quickly.
Share your affiliation, purpose, and any relevant deadlines so the receiving team can respond with the right context.
A short abstract, working title, and author background usually gives the editorial team enough to begin reviewing a proposal.
CfPR
CfPR publishes evidence-led work on internal affairs, policy, and economics. If you want to learn more before writing, explore our institutional background or meet the leadership team shaping the publication agenda.