JAPE is published by the Australian Political Economy Movement.

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A prime concern is that the journal reaches the widest possible audience. Contributors should write plainly, avoid unnecessary jargon and employ economy in use of footnotes.

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Contributions should be sent by email to the Editorial Coordinator, Frank Stilwell. All contributions go through a refereeing process to determine their suitability for publication. Papers must not be simultaneously submitted to another journal. Please include an abstract of 40-80 words with your submission, because this is helpful for the editors even though it will not appear in the journal.

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The normal maximum length for articles is 8,000 words. References to cited works should be placed in the text’s body, not as footnotes. For each quotation/statement requiring reference, place the citation in parenthesis (author's last name, year of publication, and page/s cited), e.g., (Harvey 2014: 93) or (Fine and Milonakis 2009: 121-27). Footnotes should only include material that cannot be placed in-text.

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All references should be listed at the end, alphabetically by author's last name (and chronologically for two or more titles by the same author/s) as indicated below:

Valiente-Riedl, E. (2016) To Be Free and Fair? Debating Fair Trade’s Shifting Response to Global Inequality, Journal of Australian Political Economy, No 78, Summer, pp. 159-85.              
Stilwell, F. and Jordan, K. (2007) Who Gets What? Analysing Economic Inequality in Australia, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

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The material in Journal of Australian Political Economy is copyright. Persons seeking permission to reprint articles should contact the JAPE Editorial Coordinator.