Curated playlist
Bimonthly journals
- Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical AstronomyCelestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy is a journal about the math of how planets and moons move.
- Social Studies of ScienceSocial Studies of Science began in 1971 by inviting historians, economists and legal scholars.
- Iranian Studies (journal)Iranian Studies, a journal on Iranian history and literature, changed publishers in 2021.
- Review of International Political EconomyThe Review of International Political Economy studies where state power meets markets.
- Journal of Adolescent & Adult LiteracyThe Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy began in 1957 as the Journal of Developmental Reading.
- College EnglishIn 1939, College English split off from The English Journal. Editor W. Wilbur Hatfield ran both until 1955.
- The English Historical ReviewThe English Historical Review, printing since 1886, is the oldest surviving English-language history journal.
- Security DialogueA manifesto in the journal Security Dialogue set off formal replies. The C.A.S.E. Collective answered its critics.
- Foreign AffairsForeign Affairs opened in 1922 with an essay by a former secretary of state. Elihu Root wrote it.
- Astronomy & GeophysicsIn 1960, the Royal Astronomical Society launched a journal that deliberately left out research papers.
- Journal of Consciousness StudiesA Nature reviewer predicted the Journal of Consciousness Studies would one day be seen as a defining moment.
- Nationalities PapersThe journal Nationalities Papers began in 1972 to give the study of nationalism an academic home.
- International Affairs (journal)The journal International Affairs has printed Mahatma Gandhi and Che Guevara. It began in 1922 at Chatham House.
- Bulletin of the Atomic ScientistsIn 1947, artist Martyl Langsdorf put a clock on a magazine cover, set seven minutes from midnight.
- Bulletin of Science, Technology & SocietyThe Bulletin of Science, Technology & Society is indexed in Horticultural Science Abstracts.
- Modern Asian StudiesA 1947 British report judged the country's knowledge of Asia "quite inadequate." It led to Modern Asian Studies.
- Asian SurveyAsian Survey began in 1932 as a newsletter called Memorandum. It is now a bimonthly academic journal.