Journal of International Affairs

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Journal of International Affairs  
Discipline International affairs
Language English
Edited by Jon Grosh
Publication details
Publisher The Trustees of Columbia University in the City of New York (United States)
Publication history 1947–present
Frequency Biannual
Indexing
ISSN 0022-197X
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The Journal of International Affairs is a leading foreign-affairs journal edited by the graduate students at the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University. It was established in 1947 as a nonprofit organization, and is the oldest university-affiliated periodical in the field. The print edition of the Journal has readers in over eighty countries and has earned worldwide recognition for its unique single-topic format. The Journal's contributors are drawn from a diverse group of academics and practitioners. In 2011, the Journal began distributing issues electronically through the Amazon Kindle store.

Contents

Editorial Board [edit]

  • Editor in Chief: Jon Grosh
  • Managing Editor: Denise Wilson
  • Senior Editor: Ronald Davis
  • Senior Editor: Aarti Ramachandran
  • Senior Editor: Ludmilla Ngan
  • Senior Editor: Ca-Mie De Souza
  • Production Director: Rebecca Fudala
  • Online Managing Editor: Eric Smyth
  • Book Review Editor: Matt Snyder
  • Features Editor: Ania Calderon
  • Cordier and GPPN Editor: David Abrahamson
  • Marketing Director: Samir Ashraf
  • Business Director: Ben Green
  • Director of Editorial Assistants: Faaria Volinski

Previous Editors in Chief [edit]

  • Harrison Parker, 1947–48
  • John Lippmann, 1948–49
  • Richard Rowson, 1950–51
  • Richard Newman, 1951–52
  • Roger Ross, 1952–53
  • Albert Mark, 1953–54
  • Richard Cornell, 1954–55
  • Richard Palmer, 1955–56
  • John Kruse, 1956–57
  • R. Laurence Garufi, 1957–58
  • Richard Dodson, 1958–59
  • Aurelius Fernandez, 1959–60
  • Edward Greathead, 1960–61
  • Bruce Nelan, 1961–62
  • Everett Kelsey, 1962–63
  • Bernard Klem, 1963–64
  • Aaron Klieman, 1964–65
  • Robert Matthews, 1966–67
  • John Farrell, 1967–68
  • John Quitter, 1968–69
  • John Rounsaville, 1969–70
  • Paul Shapiro, 1970–71
  • David Sullivan, 1971–72
  • James Grant, 1972–73
  • Brian Connelly, 1973–74
  • Gregg Rubinstein, 1974–75
  • Marc Wall, 1975
  • Mary-Ellen Pignatelli, 1975–76
  • Douglas Cardon, 1976
  • Alan Buckley, 1976–77
  • Stephen Douglas, 1977–78
  • David Chaffetz, 1978–79
  • Lesley Rimmel, 1980-81
  • Martin Marris, 1981–82
  • Joshua Katz, 1982–83
  • Lauren Kelley, 1984
  • Roger Baumann, 1985
  • James Ryan, 1986
  • Paul Walting, 1987
  • William Rogers, 1988
  • Martin Malin, 1989
  • Julie Rasmussen, 1990
  • Gregory White, 1991
  • Matthew Tiedemann, 1992
  • Melissa Sawin, 1992–93
  • Sonali Weerackody, 1993–94
  • M. Kathleen Tedesco, 1994–95
  • Michael Pedroni, 1996–97
  • Ana Cutter, 1997–98
  • S. Austin Merrill, 1999–2000
  • Robert A. Schupp, 1999–2000
  • Deirdre Brennan, 2000–1
  • Nancy van Itallie, 2001–2
  • Priscilla Ryan, 2002–3
  • Genevieve Sangudi, 2003–4
  • Hamilton Boardman, 2004–5
  • Moran Banai, 2005–6
  • Daniel Doktori, 2006–7
  • Saul Acosta Gomez, 2007–8
  • Eugene Sokoloff, 2008–9
  • Gerald Stang, 2009–10
  • Rikha Sharma Rani, 2010–11
  • Paul Fraioli, 2011–12

Advisory Board [edit]

Notable contributors [edit]

Recent Issues [edit]

External links [edit]