Politics and Religion is an academic journal that focuses on the complex relationship between religion and politics, providing scholars with a platform to publish high-quality peer-reviewed research. This journal is dedicated to exploring how religious beliefs, practices, and institutions interact with political power, policy-making, and citizen engagement, which have profound impacts on a global scale.

The journal's published works cover a wide range of major subfields of political science, from international relations to American politics, comparative politics, and political theory. This interdisciplinary methodology not only promotes a deeper understanding of the role of religion in politics, but also provides new perspectives for the theoretical development and practical application of political science. Innovative research work is particularly encouraged, which may use methods such as quantitative analysis, qualitative research, historical comparison, case studies, or theoretical construction. The journal maintains an open attitude towards research methods, aiming to reveal the complexity and diversity of the interaction between religion and politics through diverse research methods.