Revista de Ciencia Politica is an academic journal devoted to the field of political science, dedicated to the publication of manuscripts that make a substantial contribution to the development of the various subdisciplines of political science. The journal is characterized by its rigorous peer review process, whereby all articles accepted for publication are reviewed anonymously, known as "blind review," to ensure the quality of the research and academic rigor.

The journal covers several subfields of political science, including but not limited to political theory, comparative politics, international relations, research methodology, and public policy. In this way, it provides a comprehensive academic exchange platform for political scholars and encourages them to conduct in-depth discussions on various political phenomena and issues. In political science, journals may publish articles on fundamental issues such as political thought, political behavior, and the evolution of political systems. In the field of comparative politics, manuscripts may focus on comparative analysis between different political systems, political cultures, or patterns of political development. The international relations section may include the study of global political dynamics, foreign policy, and international security.