The International History Review

• 1. Introduction

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  The International History Review is a peer-reviewed academic journal built around two connected subjects, the history of international relations and the history of international thought. Most publications in this space stick to only one of those angles. This one treats them as inseparable, following both how nations have dealt with each other and how people have thought about those dealings. A journal built on that combination needs someone to start it and someone to guide it now. Who founded The International History Review, and who leads it today?

• 2. Three Founders

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  In 1978, Edward Ingram, Gordon Martel and Ian Muggridge founded The International History Review. Routledge publishes the journal they created. Ingram, Martel and Muggridge share credit as founders, rather than one person building the title alone. That founding trio would eventually hand the role of editor-in-chief to someone else entirely.

• 3. The Current Editor

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  Alan Dobson now serves as editor-in-chief of The International History Review. Dobson holds his position at Swansea University. Where three founders once shared responsibility for the title, one editor now carries that work forward from Swansea University.