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foreign policy submission manager skip to main content home view your submissions foreign policy was founded in 1970 with the intention of leading a root and branch rethink of how the united states engaged with other countries today fp continues to explain washington to the world and the world to americans we showcase the smartest ideas and analysis on global affairs by experts journalists and practitioners of international relations the ideal fp article strikes a balance it should spark debate among specialists but also engage a general interest reader before you pitch us keep a few things in mind read our website it s the best way to get a sense of what we like and the easiest way to avoid sending us something we ve already covered tell us why you are the right person to write the article you have in mind please provide relevant credentials and if necessary any affiliations you have that could be construed as a conflict of interest try to distill the crux of your proposal into a paragraph as you pitch us tell us why your argument analysis or reporting is distinctive and adding to public discourse if you are attaching a draft please keep it under 1 200 words unless necessary we edit extensively at fp and can discuss adding more detail or length in the editing process keep it specific our most successful pitches have a narrow focus unless you re a government official refrain from sending us anything that refers to our interests abroad fp readers span the globe cite your sources whether that s original research a hyperlink or an interview steer clear of wonky technical language fp believes in making writing accessible to the widest possible audience take a look at our sections below and pitch directly to one of them arguments an fp argument presents an expert s point of view on a current event as the name suggests arguments hinge on a rigorously detailed claim with clearly outlined stakes if you re proposing a solution to a problem the more detail the better our arguments generally run about 1 400 words in length but it would be helpful if you re able to summarize the thrust of your point in a paragraph or so analyses if you re looking to examine an issue but not make a definitive argument you may be well positioned to write an fp analysis analyses parse out the nuances of the big and small stories of our time explaining their significance to our broad readership an fp analysis should bring something new to the table elucidating connections and underscoring points that haven t been made elsewhere dispatches fp dispatches are reported pieces by journalists on the ground who have found a unique angle on a current political or cultural event think of them like postcards painting a scene that takes readers to a distinct place and time these are not magazine features nor are they newspaper y reporting instead fp dispatches have a clear explicit takeaway note for instructions on how to securely and anonymously send tips and documents to select editors click here all submissions submit to all submissions foreign policy technical help privacy policy