Founded in 1930 and published by Wiley Blackwell, the Political Quarterly offers analysis and opinions on politics and public policy both in the UK and globally. While broadly progressive, it features a diverse range of authors and viewpoints. Managed by an editorial steering group and led by editors Deborah Mabbett and Ben Jackson, the journal emphasises clear, jargon-free writing. In addition to the journal, the Political Quarterly hosts events, sponsors the Orwell Prize for political writing, and publishes books on political and economic issues, including titles like Rethinking Democracy and Britain Beyond Brexit.