Call for Papers: AI, Language, Governance, and Power

AI & Power Discourse Quarterly invites submissions for its forthcoming issue.

We welcome original research articles, theoretical interventions, critical essays, and interdisciplinary studies that examine the relationships between artificial intelligence, language, governance, institutional authority, and structures of power.

Areas of particular interest include algorithmic authority; AI-mediated political and institutional discourse; linguistic constructions of legitimacy and neutrality; automation and responsibility; platform governance; synthetic credibility; AI and law; automated bureaucracy; epistemic authority; political visibility and erasure; dehumanization and risk classification; governance through predictive systems; and the social consequences of large language models.

Submissions should demonstrate a clear research problem, methodological or theoretical rigor, engagement with relevant scholarship, and an original contribution to the study of AI and power. Comparative, cross-disciplinary, and empirically grounded work is especially welcome.

The journal is peer reviewed and open access. Its aim is to provide a serious scholarly venue for research that treats artificial intelligence not only as a technical system, but as a discursive and institutional force capable of reorganizing authority, accountability, and public knowledge.

For submission information and editorial correspondence, contact: editor@aipowerdiscourse.org

AI & Power Discourse Quarterly | ISSN 3080-9789