Curated playlist
Oxford University Press academic journals
- Foreign Policy Analysis (journal)How do governments actually decide their foreign policy? The journal Foreign Policy Analysis asks exactly that.
- Review of Environmental Economics and PolicyThe journal REEP generally commissions its economics articles instead of waiting for submissions.
- The Review of English StudiesThe Review of English Studies favors historical scholarship over interpretative criticism.
- Music & LettersA. H. Fox Strangways started the journal Music & Letters in 1920. He stayed editor-in-chief for seventeen years.
- The Journal of American HistoryIn 1964, the Mississippi Valley Historical Review became the Journal of American History.
- Public Opinion QuarterlyPublic Opinion Quarterly was founded in 1937 by a former diplomat. DeWitt Clinton Poole edited it at Princeton.
- Journal of the American Academy of ReligionBefore 1966, the JAAR journal was called the Journal of Bible and Religion.
- Diplomatic History (journal)Before 1977, American foreign relations historians had no flagship journal until Diplomatic History arrived.
- The English Historical ReviewThe English Historical Review, printing since 1886, is the oldest surviving English-language history journal.
- Early Music (journal)The founder of the journal Early Music called a music department's editorial control "spiritual death."
- The Musical QuarterlyThe Musical Quarterly, the oldest academic music journal in America, has published without interruption since 1915.
- Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical SocietyAn astronomy journal called Monthly Notices is not monthly and carries no notices.
- Astronomy & GeophysicsIn 1960, the Royal Astronomical Society launched a journal that deliberately left out research papers.
- Past & Present (journal)A British history journal in 1952 called itself A Journal of Scientific History.
- Oxford Review of Economic PolicyThe Oxford Review of Economic Policy builds each quarterly issue around one theme.
- Publius (journal)Three men once shared one secret pen name, Publius. A journal about federalism later borrowed it in 1971.
- The American Historical ReviewHistorians trained in Germany wanted a stricter journal, and The American Historical Review followed.
- BioScienceBioScience mixes research reviews with essays on education and public policy. It is a monthly biology journal.
- International Affairs (journal)The journal International Affairs has printed Mahatma Gandhi and Che Guevara. It began in 1922 at Chatham House.