Journal of International Affairs

Journal of International Affairs  

Discipline	International affairs
Language	English
Edited by	Eliza Keller
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
OCLC no.	39098532
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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.

Editorial Board

Editor in Chief: Eliza Keller Managing Editor: Kevin Kravitz Senior Editor: Alex Khadivi Senior Editor: Michael Corcoran Senior Editor: Paul Pope Senior Editor: Claudia Shrivastava Production Director: Andrew Burns

Online Senior Editor: Caitlin Walker Online Managing Editor: Christine Homan Book Review Editor: Ken Wolf Features Editor: Irem Koker Cordier and GPPN Editor: Sophia Barney-Farrar Marketing Director: Dylan Hoover Director of Editorial Assistants: Nazuk Iftikhar

Previous Editors in Chief

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 Jon Grosh, 2012–13 Andrew Zsoldos, 2013–14 Bryan Griffin, 2014-2015

Advisory Board

Richard Betts John Coatsworth Robert Jervis Rashid Khalidi Mahmood Mamdani Sharyn O'Halloran Anya Schiffrin Stephen Sestanovich Gary Sick Alfred Stepan

Notable contributors

Konrad Adenauer Hannah Arendt Jagdish Bhagwati Boutros Boutros-Ghali Willy Brandt Zbigniew Brzezinski Jimmy Carter Domingo Cavallo Noam Chomsky F.W. de Klerk Mohamed ElBaradei James Grant W. Averell Harriman

Wei Jingsheng John Kerry Robert S. McNamara Margaret Mead Luis Moreno Ocampo Hans Morgenthau Condoleezza Rice Bishop Samuel Ruiz Rajiv Shah Strobe Talbott Paul Volcker Kenneth Waltz Muhammad Yunus

Recent Issues

Global Food Security (Spring/Summer 2014) The Gender Issue: Beyond Exclusion (Fall/Winter 2013) The Rise of Latin America (Spring/Summer 2013) Transnational Organized Crime (Fall/Winter 2012) The Future of the City (Spring/Summer 2012) Inside the Authoritarian State (Fall/Winter 2011) Sino-Indian Relations (Spring/Summer 2011) Innovating for Development (Fall/Winter 2010) Rethinking Russia (Spring/Summer 2010) Pakistan & Afghanistan (Fall/Winter 2009) Africa in the 21st Century (Spring/Summer 2009) Global Finance (Fall/Winter 2008) Water: A Global Challenge (Spring/Summer 2008) Religion & Statecraft (Fall/Winter 2007) Iran (Spring/Summer 2007) Historical Reconciliation (Fall/Winter 2006) The Globalization of Disaster (Spring/Summer 2006)

The Politics of the Sea (Fall/Winter 2005) Financing Development (Spring/Summer 2005) State Building (Fall/Winter 2004) Land (Spring/Summer 2004) Governance (Fall/Winter 2003) Central Asia (Spring/Summer 2003) Face of the State (Fall/Winter 2002) Toeing the Blue Line (Spring/Summer 2002) Children (Fall/Winter 2001) Rogue States (Spring/Summer 2001) Turkey (Fall/Winter 2000) Shadow Economies (Spring/Summer 2000) Fueling the 21st Century (Fall/Winter 1999) Seeking International Justice (Spring/Summer 1999) The Multiple Faces of World Poverty (Fall/Winter 1998) Technology and International Policy (Spring/Summer 1998) South Asia (Fall/Winter 1997)

External links

• Official website: jia.sipa.columbia.edu