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Journals are at the heart of academic and professional publishing. Mauduit Study Forums’ publications aim to bring knowledge on a range of international and regional issues to selected audiences of scholars, policymakers, professional people, and to the wider audience.

Mauduit Study Forums is a start-up with a bold, new vision. It is also the desire to get innovative, evidence-based articles to our readers and into the hands of those who can use them to make a difference.

We aim to publish work that addresses the global issues the world community now faces. We will disseminate academic and professional articles that are rigorously researched and peer-reviewed to provide reliable knowledge that carries opportunities for practical impact.

As International Journals, Mauduit Study Forums will actively seek to champion evidence-informed, bold thinking from anywhere in the world that helps to shape our understanding of society and address the challenges we face in politics, international relations, defense, and security, and regional issues. Mauduit Study Forums will use, among other resources, Creative Commons. [1] By publishing Creative Commons researches, MSF extends the reach of its articles far beyond its website.

Regions are the basis for world stability. Mauduit Study Forums will be meticulous in selecting its regional editorial partners, associates, and affiliates. The three MUST requirements needed to join Mauduit Study Forums’ teams are (1) several years experience in an editorial position in regional affairs, (2) native fluency in at least one major language of the region, besides English, and (3) being a native of the region or having lived/worked in the region for several years. Requirements that should keep at bay self-proclaimed regional experts, scholars, and authors with the tunnel vision of the regions and scholarship.

Remy Mauduit
Founder and Editor-in-Chief

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[1] Creative Commons’ international initiative is well anchored in the scholarly, scientific, and professional world: there are millions of “regular” people around the world who use CC licenses (more than half a billion CC-licensed works exist on the Web) to help increase the depth, breadth, and quality of knowledge that is available to everyone for free and legal use. Most of the world’s think tanks and universities contribute and support CC. Among the top universities, we can find Harvard, Yale, Princeton, MIT, Stanford, University of Pennsylvania, Oxford, Cambridge, Sorbonne, Sciences Po, Polytechnique, LMU Munich, Heidelberg, ETH Zurich, Tsinghua, University of Tokyo, Kyoto, Leiden, Sungkyunkwan, and many more.
Creative Commons (CC) is an American non-profit organization devoted to expanding the range of scholarly works (cultural, educational, and scientific content) available for others to build upon legally and to share.

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