ACADEMIC GUIDELINES

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know regarding editorial standards, citation criteria, and manuscript submission processes for Scholars & Writers.

1. What is the mission of Scholars & Writers?

Scholars & Writers is an independent academic and policy forum dedicated to providing rigorous intellectual analysis, historical context, and policy evaluation supporting constitutional originalism, economic sovereignty, and realistic foreign statecraft.

2. Who contributes to the publication?

Our contributors include university faculty, legal scholars, economic historians, national defense strategists, and policy researchers from premier independent think tanks and academic institutions across the United States and allied nations.

3. What are the manuscript submission requirements?

We accept original policy monographs, academic essays (1,500 to 5,000 words), and analytical book reviews. Submissions must adhere to Chicago Manual of Style or Bluebook citations and demonstrate rigorous empirical evidence and constitutional grounding.

4. What is the peer review timeline?

Manuscripts undergo double-blind peer review by members of our editorial committee. Authors typically receive editorial feedback and publication determinations within 10 to 14 business days.

5. How are policy papers syndicated and distributed?

Published treatises are distributed through academic repositories, Congressional policy staff briefings, and syndicated across leading legal and economic policy networks worldwide.