The Future of Children
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May I submit an article for consideration in The Future of Children? The journal does not accept unsolicited article submissions. Authors are contacted by the journal's editors when a particular topic is considered.
May I reprint an article from the journal or any of the other Future of Children products? Authorization to photocopy articles for personal use is granted by The Future of Children. Reprinting is also allowed, so long as the journal article is properly given attribution. For journals published prior to January 2005 (Volumes 1-14) please use this attribution: "From The Future of Children, a publication of the David and Lucile Packard Foundation." For journals published after that date (Volumes 15 and higher), please use this attribution: "From The Future of Children, a collaboration of The Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University and the Brookings Institution." It is the current policy of the journal not to charge for reprinting, but this policy is subject to change.
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Will you link my website on The Future of Children website? No, we limit the links on our website to those organizations directly involved with the journal. If you wish to include a link to our website on yours, please feel free to do so.
Can I get a back copy of The Future of Children? All back issues of the Future of Children are available and can be downloaded free of charge.
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Do you have information about the authors who have contributed to The Future of Children? Yes, click here for a complete listing of authors who have contributed to the journal. Bios are provided for the authors who have contributed to our most recent volumes.
I'm particularly interested in a past issue's topic, but the research is somewhat dated. Do you have any recently updated information? Past issues have not been updated since their date of publication. The journal's topics vary as the editors seek to cover the full range of policy issues affecting children. Upcoming issues may revisit past topics or include them within the discussion of other, related, children's policies. We encourage you to sign up online for our email newsletter to receive periodic notices about our new publications, all of which are available free-of-charge online. In addition, you can go to the "Recent Research" section on our site for links to the centers run by the journal's senior editors. These websites are particularly good sources of current information and may be of help in your research.
Where do I find the journal index for figures and tables? You can view all figures and tables by journal issue that have appeared in past issues in the Figure and Table listing.
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