Guidelines

Global Health Review seeks to publish the most interesting, original, and important ideas and insights in global health.

The types of articles we are primarily looking for include:

Feature

• Introduces a new, creative, or more complete explanation of a solution to a social, environmental, or organizational problem.
• Illustrates the explanation or solution with research findings.
• Logically discusses the explanation or solution, addressing its possible shortcomings.
• Explains the general implications of the explanation or solution for GHR’s diverse audience.
• Between 4,000 and 4,500 words long.

Case Study
• An in-depth analysis of a management challenge faced by a nonprofit, socially responsible business, or government agency.
• The article must provide a detailed narrative history of the organization, recounting how its mission, strategy, structure, etc. evolved to address the challenges it faced. It should include quotes from the principles involved.
• The article must answer three to four principal questions, which raise high-level strategic issues that the case addresses. These questions show how a case is relevant and applicable to other organizations.
• Between 3,500 and 4,500 words long.

First Person
• Relates the experiences and the lessons learned by someone actively engaged in global health, or provides a provocative op-ed on a timely subject.
• About 1,600 words long.