About the Journal
Política Internacional is a peer-reviewed, open access scientific journal in Diamond/Platinum OA modality, edited and published quarterly by the Raúl Roa García Higher Institute of International Relations in Cuba.
Its objective is to contribute to the study, research, and development of political science, with a special emphasis on international relations, as well as the analysis of international politics from an interdisciplinary perspective.
The journal is aimed at academics, researchers, students, professionals, and decision-makers in the field of international relations and political science, as well as those interested in the study and analysis of international politics, Cuba, and the rest of the world.
It mainly publishes original research articles, as well as systematic or narrative reviews and reflection articles, which form the core of its scientific content. In addition, it considers empirical or theoretical research notes, interviews with prominent figures in the field of international relations, and critical reviews of recent books or research of academic relevance.
It accepts and publishes contributions in Spanish, English, French, and Portuguese.
The submission of manuscripts, processing, evaluation, editing, and publication are completely free of charge (no article processing charges - APCs). There is no commercial or profit-making use. Each published issue is made available free of charge and immediately.
All content in the journal is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial International 4.0 License (CC BY-NC 4.0).
The journal is certified by CITMA, registered in the National Registry of Serial Publications (No. 2092, Folio 098, Volume III), and has an online ISSN (2707-7330) and a print ISSN (1810-9330). It is also indexed in recognized international databases, catalogs, search engines, directories, and repositories.
Current Issue
The fourth issue of 2025 of the Revista Política Internacional, covering the October-December quarter, presents itself as a comprehensive exploration of the challenges shaping contemporary international relations. It offers a multifaceted analysis that, in its "The World We Live In" section, unravels everything from the competition for critical minerals and Chinese influence in the Latin American energy transition to UN human rights mechanisms, the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, Argentine foreign policy under Javier Milei, and Emirati economic diversification strategies. It then delves into energy geopolitics and the island's relations with Asia and Europe in its "Cuban Diplomacy" section. Finally, in "International Relations," it examines the Chinese perspective on global governance, state and digital sovereignty, South-South cooperation, and the vast challenges of the global energy transition. We are grateful for the invaluable contributions of all contributors, and we hope that each article will be of interest and enrich our valued readers.
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