Yale Journal of International Affairs

Call for Submissions

Deadline: November 15, 2011

DESCRIPTION 

The Yale Journal of International Affairs (YJIA) is a policy-oriented journal bridging the gap between academia and decision makers in the policy world. 

 

YJIA publishes articles, interviews, and op-eds by academic scholars, think tanks, policy practitioners and advanced graduate students on international affairs topics with implications for policy.  We look for original argumentation and insightful criticism.

 

Past contributors to YJIA include: Stanley McChrystal, Mariano Turzi, Todd Moss, Isobel Coleman, Elisabeth Wood, Tony Blair, Paul Collier, Joseph Stiglitz, Ambassador John Negroponte, Mary Kaldor and Nancy Birdsall among others. To view YJIA’s archives, visit us online at www.yalejournal.org

 

SUBMISSIONS 

The Yale Journal of International Affairs accepts three types of submissions:

1) Articles (3,000 to 5,000 words)

2) Book reviews (2,000 words or less)

3) Op-Eds (800 words or less).

Please include the following with your submission:

• Cover letter: Submissions must include a cover letter indicating the author's name, institutional affiliation, contact info (including email address and phone number), and a brief biography.
• Abstract: A 100-word abstract must accompany all submissions. 

All submissions must conform to the conventions of the Chicago Manual of Style, 16th Edition and all citations must take the form of endnotes.

 

Authors will be notified of the status of their submissions after the submissions period has closed.  Release of Volume VII, Issue I is expected in February 2012.

 

Submissions for the upcoming issue must be submitted electronically as Microsoft Word documents to the Editor-In-Chief at audrey.latura@yale.edu no later than November 15, 2011.