Call for Papers: "War in Ukraine: The World Responds"
DEADLINES Abstracts and Pitches: Rolling Analytical Arguments (about 3,000 words): March 17, 2023 Peer-Reviewed Essays (4–6,000 words): March 17, 2023 Background We are approaching the one-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which has become the largest war in Europe since World War II. Since the first attacks on...
Robert Jervis: In Memoriam
On the occasion of his passing, the Journal of International Affairs joins those at Columbia University and the broader international relations community in condoling loved ones, friends, students, and those otherwise inspired and transformed by the life and work of Robert Jervis. Professor Jervis was an epochal figure in the study and practice of...
Student Essay and Visual Arts Contests for Spring 2020
Columbia University's Journal of International Affairs holds two student essay contests: the Andrew Wellington Cordier Contest and the Global Public Policy Network Contest. Winning authors of both contests are published in the print issue and receive $500. Since Vol. 72, No.2, in the spring of 2019, the Journal also holds a biannual visual...
Call For Papers: Politics of Protest
Columbia University’s Journal of International Affairs is currently accepting submissions for its Summer 2020 Issue: Politics of Protest. The issue will examine protest movements across the globe, from Hong Kong to Lebanon to Chile. It will also explore sub-national and transnational trends: how modern technology shapes modern...
Advisory Board Changes
Columbia University’s Journal of International Affairs is excited to announce three additions to our advisory board. As of October 2019, Merit E. Janow Kimberly Marten, and Yasmine Ergas, will be joining the Journal’s advisory board. Sadly, Professor Gary Sick, who has served on our advisory board since 1990, stepped down in October. Merit E....
Student Essay and Visual Arts Contests for Fall 2019
Columbia University's Journal of International Affairs holds two student essay contests: the Andrew Wellington Cordier Contest and the Global Public Policy Network Contest. Winning authors of both contests are published in the print issue and receive $500. Since Vol. 72, No.2, in the spring of 2019, the Journal also holds a biannual visual...
The DYNAMICS OF GLOBAL FEMINISM issue is now available
The Columbia Journal of International Affairs is thrilled to release its Spring/Summer 2019 issue: DYNAMICS OF GLOBAL FEMINISM The Dynamics of Global Feminism asks its contributors a series of questions. Is there one “Global Feminism,” or several? Why have some feminist movements been successful while others have failed? How have globalization,...
Call For Papers: Climate Disruption: Bridging the Gap Between Awareness and Solutions
Columbia University’s Journal of International Affairs is pleased to announce the subject of its Fall/Winter 2019 Issue: “Climate Change,” which will explore the widespread and catastrophic impacts on humanity, as well as potential, innovative solutions to mitigate the impact of climate change. The disruption of the earth’s climate will...
Call for Papers: Dynamics of Global Feminism
Columbia University’s Journal of International Affairs is pleased to announce the subject of its Spring/Summer 2019 Issue: “Dynamics of Global Feminism" Relevant topics may include but are not limited to: Feminist international relations theory Recent growth in feminist movements and their political power Populist...
Student Essay Contests for Fall 2018
Overview Columbia University’s Journal of International Affairs Fall/Winter 2018 issue is focused on “The Fourth Industrial Revolution,” which will examine the effect of technology on the future of work and subsequent societal and institutional changes. The Journal is seeking essay submissions from GPPN and Columbia University students to...
Interview: Don Rassler, Senior Editor (2006-2007)
Why did you get involved in the Journal? I sought out an opportunity with the Journal because I was interested in scholarship and wanted to learn more about the ins and outs of the editing and academic journal production process. I was also drawn to the Journal’s prestigious reputation, and I knew the opportunity at JIA would help me grow. ...
Interview: Daniel Doktori, Editor in Chief (2006-2007)
Why did you get involved in the Journal I knew I wanted to be involved in the Journal from day one, my application even included reference to JIA. I love writing and scholarship and the opportunity to build something; all of those things found themselves in one place at JIA so it was a natural fit. What was your role on the Journal,...
The DEMOCRACY ISSUE is available
The Columbia Journal of International Affairs is thrilled to release its Fall/Winter 2017 issue: THE DEMOCRACY ISSUE In this issue, we have brought together individuals from around the world to discuss the current state of democracy, such as Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos, Barnard College Professor Sheri Berman, and Chief...
Announcing the 2018-2019 Editorial Board
The Journal of International Affairs is pleased to announce the new editorial board: Editor in Chief: Zachary Hanson Managing Editor for Print and Editorial: Amir Khouzam Managing Editor for Business and Circulation: Aliya Bhatia Digital and Online Director: Ayesha Amin Managing Editor for Digital and Online...
Spring 2018 Cordier/GPPN Student Essay Contests Are Now Open
The Journal of International Affairs is is seeking submissions for the Spring 2018 Cordier/GPPN Student Essay Contest for the coming issue. Selected essays will be published in the Spring 2018 issue. Submissions are welcome on the following topics, or on a topic related to the main theme...
Call for Papers: Digital Technology and the Attack on Liberal Democratic Norms
This year, the Journal of International Affairs (JIA) is pleased to announce a special issue titled “Contentious Narratives: Digital Technology and the Attack on Liberal Democratic Norms.” This issue will focus on how illiberal or authoritarian regimes use digital technology to undermine liberal democratic institutions and norms. Relevant...
Fall 2017 Cordier/GPPN Contest Submissions Are Now Open
The Journal of International Affairs is seeking submissions for the Fall/Winter 2017 Cordier/GPPN Student Essay Contest for the upcoming Democracy issue. Authors will receive $500 for winning submissions. The deadline is November 29, 2017, 11:59pm EST. Interested authors can learn more and submit...
Call for Papers: The Democracy Issue
In anticipation of its upcoming issue, the Journal of International Affairs is sponsoring a call for papers on the state of democracies and governance trends around the world. The Journal of International Affairs is a leading peer-reviewed journal published by the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University. The issue will...
Announcing the 2017-2018 Editorial Board
The Journal of International Affairs is pleased to announce the recently selected editorial board: Editor in Chief Zinnia Bukhari Managing Editor Amir Bolouryazad Senior Editors Sarah Calderone (Winter) Ashley E. Chappo (Winter) Sruti Narayanan (Summer) Ally Tang (Summer) Features Editor María Martínez Romero Student Essays and Book Reviews...