Cambridge Review of International Affairs

期刊简介：The Cambridge Review of International Affairs (CRIA) is a peer-reviewed journal promoting debate on international affairs across the social sciences – including international studies, international relations, international history, international law, and international political economy – and between scholars and policymakers. CRIA defines the field of international affairs broadly in the hopes of soliciting novel, interdisciplinary work that will expand the horizons of current scholarship and thinking. Though CRIA does frequently publish high-quality quantitative work, the journal aims to provide a forum for scholarship interested in interdisciplinary and qualitative methods, as well as theoretical innovation. CRIA is particularly interested in historical IR work that places contemporary debates in their broader context. The editorial team encourages not only the submission of unpublished original manuscripts, but also the submission of articles from panels, workshops, and conferences for joint publication as part of our thematic sections. All scholarly articles in this journal undergo rigorous double anonymized peer review. Typically, original scholarly articles will be subjected to three reviews from leading academics knowledgeable on the subject. Review essays and shorter essays on policy or current events topics may be sent out for review or evaluated by the editors, as they deem appropriate. Book reviews are assessed by the Features Editor with input from the Editor(s)-in-Chief. The editors maintain final discretion over publication of all content. More information about our submission guidelines and the review process is available here . The Cambridge Review of International Affairs is edited at the Department of Politics and International Studies , University of Cambridge and is published six times a year by Routledge, Taylor & Francis. We also host academic journalism, including reportage on events in Cambridge, commentaries on current affairs, and scholarly debates on the department's blog, In the Long Run . To contribute to our online content, please contact the editor .

【译文】《剑桥国际事务评论》(CRIA) 是一本同行评审期刊，旨在促进学者和政策制定者之间跨社会科学（包括国际研究、国际关系、国际历史、国际法和国际政治经济学）对国际事务的辩论。 CRIA 对国际事务领域进行了广泛的定义，希望能够征集新颖的、跨学科的工作，从而扩大当前学术和思维的视野。尽管 CRIA 经常发表高质量的定量研究成果，但该期刊旨在为对跨学科和定性方法以及理论创新感兴趣的学术界提供一个论坛。 CRIA 对历史 IR 工作特别感兴趣，这些工作将当代辩论置于更广泛的背景下。编辑团队不仅鼓励提交未发表的原始手稿，还鼓励提交来自小组、研讨会和会议的文章，以作为我们专题部分的一部分联合出版。该期刊的所有学术文章都经过严格的双重匿名同行评审。通常，原创学术文章将接受来自该主题知识渊博的顶尖学者的三轮审阅。关于政策或时事主题的评论文章和较短的文章可能会被送出供编辑审阅或评估，如果他们认为合适的话。书评由专题编辑根据主编的意见进行评估。编辑对所有内容的发布拥有最终决定权。有关我们的提交指南和审核流程的更多信息，请参见此处。 《剑桥国际事务评论》由剑桥大学政治与国际研究系编辑，由 Routledge、Taylor & Francis 每年出版六期。我们还主办学术新闻，包括剑桥事件的报道、时事评论以及系博客《从长远来看》上的学术辩论。要为我们的在线内容做出贡献，请联系编辑。