New Member Joins Editorial Board of Review

Announcement about Philip L. Smith joining the editorial board

Comunicado editorial sobre o novo fator de impacto e a mudança de nome

Editorial announcement regarding new impact factor and title chang

Trends and new directions: The Southern Journal for Contemporary History

Journal for Contemporary History / Southern Journal for Contemporary History Recently I have assumed editorship of the Journal for Contemporary History, housed at the University of the Free State, and this announcement is intended to introduce the new editorial team and also to signal some major changes in the Journal’s editorial direction

Editorial: Selling a sugar tax: the sweet smell of success?

This editorial briefly considers the increasing epidemic of obesity and Type 2 diabetes, the underlying drivers of junk food and sugary drinks, and the recent scientific and campaigning movements culminating in the UK Chancellor's surprise announcement of a Sugary Drinks Levy

A constitutional personality: does the New Zealand public service possess one, and is it in good order?

On 4 May 2016 the Dominion Post published an editorial, as it is wont to do, on matters it deems of sufficient importance. This editorial was entitled ‘Servants of the people, not govt’. For the purposes of this article it is tempting to reproduce the editorial in its entirety. Typically such pieces are written with an efficiency of expression that generates maximum impact. Such was the case here. The point of departure was an announcement by the government of the appointment of Peter Hughes as the next state services commissioner