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Edward Ingram, Gordon Martel, and Ian Muggridge founded The International History Review in 1978. These three scholars joined forces to launch the publication as a new academic voice in international relations.
Alan Dobson serves as editor-in-chief at Swansea University. He leads a publication that has seen multiple leadership changes since its inception in 1978.
The International History Review covers the history of international relations across centuries and examines the history of international thought with equal rigor. It extends beyond state actors to include non-state influences on global affairs while analyzing treaties, conflicts, and diplomatic theories from various eras.
Routledge publishes The International History Review under an agreement with its editorial team. The publisher handles printing, digital distribution, and marketing to academic libraries worldwide.
Researchers locate articles through major academic databases that abstract and index the content for global discovery. Digital formats allow instant retrieval of decades-old issues from any connected computer requiring institutional subscriptions due to archive costs.