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Coastal Policy Review

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Coastal Policy Review welcomes carefully scoped contributions that help general readers understand how coastal public choices are framed and carried out. Send proposals through the Contact page rather than submitting a full draft first.

What to pitch

Pitch an evergreen question about policy language, decision processes, coastal resources, participation or review. A useful proposal names the reader's question, the main point you would explain and the boundaries of the piece, including what you would not claim.

What makes a strong contribution

Use plain English and a clear line of reasoning. Show the difference between a stated aim, a proposed action and work that has actually been carried out. Avoid unsupported claims, invented cases and advice that depends on local rules or professional judgment.

How to send a proposal

Use the Contact page, choose the editorial option and include a working title, a short outline and a note about relevant sources or experience. A proposal is not a promise of publication; the editors may ask for clarification or revisions.