Forum-a Journal Of Applied Research In Contemporary Politics is an academic journal focusing on the applied research of contemporary politics. Its content is broad and in-depth, covering many important issues in the field of political science. The journal not only focuses on fundamental issues such as political parties, elections, and political participation, but also delves into the key roles of the news media, interest groups, Congress, the president, and the courts in the political process.

In particular, the journal emphasizes the analysis of realpolitik issues such as trends in public finance, the popularity of the president, and congressional productivity, aiming to reveal the mechanisms and effects behind these phenomena through empirical research. This methodology of applied research makes the journal highly influential and valuable for reference in both academia and policy makers. It also encourages the examination of political issues from a contemporary, historical or comparative perspective. This multi-dimensional research perspective contributes to a more comprehensive understanding of the complexity and diversity of political phenomena. The journal welcomes contributions from scholars from different countries and regions to reveal political phenomena and trends in different political systems and cultural backgrounds through comparative research.