About the Journal

Privacy Studies Journal (PSJ) is a fully open access, multidisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal published by the Danish National Research Foundation Centre for Privacy Studies, University of Copenhagen. It has an international editorial board with members representing a broad range of academic fields.

PSJ spans the present and the past, and envisions the future. Featuring original, high-quality research on privacy in its broadest sense and with the human component in focus, we welcome contributions that take privacy and the private as catalysts for analysis.

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Call for Research Articles - Submissions accepted on a rolling basis

2021-07-08

The Privacy Studies Journal accepts submissions for research articles on a rolling basis. We welcome articles that use privacy—in a broad sense and in any of its dimensions—as the starting point for a critical analysis of human life (see About the Journal for more information on PSJ’s mandate).

We encourage researchers from anywhere around the globe to engage with questions of privacy and send us their research contributions. The Privacy Studies Journal has a broad disciplinary, chronological and geographical scope

Interdisciplinary efforts that combine different research approaches to the examination of privacy and its correlates are encouraged, but works stemming from single disciplines are also accepted.

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