The Pepperdine Policy Review is a peer-reviewed journal published by the Pepperdine University School of Public Policy that showcases the best scholarly work in the field of public policy. The journal seeks submissions with a public policy focus in international relations, economics, American politics, and state and local policy.
Current Volume: Volume 16 (2024)
Article
A Case Study of Russian Cyber-Attacks on the Ukrainian Power Grid: Implications and Best Practices for the United States
Miles Pollard and Lawson Mansell
"Addressing the Impact of COVID-19 on Virginia’s Education System:
Empowering Solutions through Expanded School Choice
Connor Merk and Darren Borsini
The Impact of the Syrian Civil War on its Education Sector
Talar Haidostian
Promoting Value-Based Healthcare Decisions: A Case Study of Shared Savings Programs in New Hampshire and Maine
Christopher LaCreta
Reimagining Higher Education
Jasmine Campos
The Rise of ISIS: A Growing Threat to the World
Grace Ralstin
Policy Implications and Recommendations Concerning the United States’ Non-ratification of International Human Rights Treaties
Kenzie R. Winton