The Journal of Voterology and Research (JoVaR) is a quarterly online publication. The Journal covers a range of subjects within Voter’s studies, elections, democracy and its related areas without being limited to any specific field or subject within these areas. The Journal encourages in-depth interdisciplinary research also.

Research on Voter’s Studies

The research papers should focus on themes related to Law and its associated fields. Below are the themes provided for illustration.

• History of voterology

• Understanding voterology 
• Political thoughts, theories and voterology
• Constitution, law and voterology 
• Peace, good governance and voterology
• The Voter – eligibility, behaviour, rights and duties

• Voter’s awareness and education
• Voting methodology
• All subjects of Voter Studies and its sub-fields
• Interdisciplinary research

Research on Election 

The research papers should focus on themes related to election and its associated fields. Below are the themes provided for illustration.

• History of election
• Modern electoral systems
• Comparative electoral systems
• Election law and management
• Peaceful, Free and fair election
• Election disputes and justice mechanism
• Election and political parties
• Election campaign, role of media and opinion polls
• All subjects of the election, and its sub-fields
• Interdisciplinary research

Research on Democracy 

The research papers should focus on themes related to democracy and its associated fields. Below are the themes provided for illustration.

• History of democracy
• Theories of democracy
• Political thoughts, theories and democracy
• Comparative democracies
• Politics, economics, society and democracy
• International institutions, law and democracy
• Democracy and development
• All subjects of democracy and its sub-fields
• Interdisciplinary research