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International relations journals

  • Foreign Policy Analysis (journal)How do governments actually decide their foreign policy? The journal Foreign Policy Analysis asks exactly that.
  • International Studies QuarterlyWho decides what International Studies Quarterly, a journal, prints? Three lead editors do.
  • Journal of Genocide ResearchFor its first six years, the Journal of Genocide Research published without peer review. That changed in December 2005.
  • RUSI JournalThe RUSI Journal has run since 1857 but only got its short name in 1972.
  • The International History ReviewThe International History Review studies both how nations dealt with each other and how people thought about it.
  • Diplomatic History (journal)Before 1977, American foreign relations historians had no flagship journal until Diplomatic History arrived.
  • 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.
  • Current HistoryCurrent History began in 1914 as a magazine covering the European War. It is still publishing today.
  • International Affairs (journal)The journal International Affairs has printed Mahatma Gandhi and Che Guevara. It began in 1922 at Chatham House.
  • Journal of International AffairsThe Journal of International Affairs was founded in 1947, and it was set up as a nonprofit organization. That detail frames everything about it. The journal was not built to turn a profit; it was built to carry ideas about the world beyond…

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