Why Submit to International Affairs?
International Affairs is one of the world's leading journals of international relations and one of the few to cover the entire discipline. Discover 10 reasons to submit your research to the journal.
Latest Special Issue
Discover our new issue on Injustice and the Crisis of International Order. Browse a selection of articles from top researchers discussing capitalism, climate change, peacebuilding, and more.
100 years of International Affairs
2022 marks International Affairs' 100th year as a leading journal. Find out about its fascinating history and second century goals.
Archive collections
These edited collections bring together voices from across the past century of International Affairs’ archive. From Britain’s role in the world to decolonization, these collections show how thinking has changed on global issues over time.
Centenary conversations
This new interview series convenes discussions between policy leaders from across the world to explore issues that will shape the next century of international relations.
Articles with Impact
To highlight the top quality research published in International Affairs we have curated a collection of some of the most influential and talked about articles published in recent years. Explore the most important research making an impact in the field now.
Supporting diversity
In recognition of the under-representation of many scholars in the discipline of International Relations, International Affairs has launched two initiatives.
50:50 in 2020 resulted in half of IA’s contributors identifying as women. The Early Career Diversity Initiative (ECDI) provides mentoring for new scholars.
Latest IA blog post: The nuclear egg: challenging the dominant narratives of the atomic age
This blogpost challenges narratives that frame the emergence of nuclear weapons from the perspective of the global north.
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Early Career Prize
The International Affairs Early Career Prize is awarded each year to an author(/s) of an International Affairs article.
Congratulations to our 2022 winners:
- Claire Elder for their article, Somaliland's authoritarian turn: oligarchic–corporate power and the political economy of de facto states.
- Jelena Cupać and Irem Ebetürk for their article, Backlash advocacy and NGO polarization over women's rights in the United Nations.