Policy Praxis invites original, analytically rigorous, and policy-relevant essays that connect research, practice, and public discourse. We welcome contributions from researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and informed commentators.
Contemporary policy and public issues relevant to Bangladesh
Writing grounded in evidence, research, or field experience
Clear arguments and actionable insights beyond opinion
Essays should be 800–1,500 words
Written in clear, structured prose with a logical flow
Avoid academic formatting (no footnotes or bibliography)
Use in-text hyperlinks to cite reports, datasets, and articles
Example: according to a recent World Bank report (hyperlinked).
Ensure all references are credible, relevant, and properly embedded
Advance a clear argument early
Support claims with evidence
Conclude with policy-relevant insights
All submissions must be original and unpublished
Properly acknowledge any data, ideas, or quotations used
We do not accept plagiarized or AI-generated bulk content
We do not accept pure opinion pieces without analytical grounding
Research to policy implications
Field experience to systemic insights
Local realities to broader debates
Submissions are accepted in English or Bangla
Accessible to an informed general audience
Avoid jargon, overly literary or unusual words
Prioritize evidence over assertion
Maintain analytical depth without academic density
Avoid partisan rhetoric, personal attacks, and overgeneralization
Full name
Institutional affiliation (if applicable)
Short bio (2–3 sentences) and a photograph
All submissions undergo editorial review
Policy Praxis reserves the right to decline submissions
Some submissions may be returned for revision
Selected pieces may be edited for clarity, structure, and style
Minor edits may be made without author approval