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Cambridge Review of International Affairs

 

CRIA Team – 2024

 

Editors-in-Chief

The Editors-in-Chief are responsible for all aspects of editing and managing the journal: setting the editorial agenda of the respective issues in accordance with the journal’s purposes and identity, working with authors, referees and other scholars in section, article and book review development, as well as managing the editorial team. 

Mark Barrow

Taif Alkhudary

 

Managing Editors

The Managing Editors oversee CRIA’s double-blind peer-review process. They research article topics, identify and recruit subject-area experts as peer reviewers and collate reviewer comments to inform the journal’s editorial decisions and provide feedback to authors. 

Leah Schmidt

Connor O'Brien

 

Features Editors

The Features Editor’s main task is to manage the book review section, selecting the most appropriate and interesting politics and international affairs books to review, commissioning expert reviewers and editing those reviews in a timely fashion. 

Say Jye Quah

 

Associate Editors

The Associate Editors are responsible for copy-editing articles that have already passed peer review, before they are sent to publication. This entails going through the text to bring the spelling and grammar up to publication standards. Associate Editors also improve the clarity of the writing, while respecting the author’s style. 

Mirza Usama Ahmad

Tara Baloch

Eunbin Bang

Selena Cai

Martha Cheek

Annabel Duff

Erika Ellis

Josh Jones

Nikhil Lahiri

Luca Lombardo

Stefan Mitikj

Bradley Mortin

Sydney Motl

Kirin Mueller

Davina Nair

Jack Napier

Christopher-David Preclik

Carla Rainer

Loqman Radpey

Olivia Rhee

Amber Smyth

Jacob Sherer

Henry Spencer

Parker Taft

Yi Jie Teng

Guy Tregear

Barbara Waldner

Mingxuan Yang

Chitian Zhang

Luca Zislin

 

Editorial Board

Carsten-Andreas Schulz (Chair)

Duncan Bell

Graham Denyer-Willis

Geoffrey Edwards

Mette Eilstrup-Sangiovanni

Roxane Farmanfarmaian

Iza Hussin

Giovanni Mantilla

Surer Mohamed

Natalya Naqvi

Jason Sharman

Sujit Sivasundaram

Sharath Srinivasan

Lauren Wilcox

Ayşe Zarakol

 

Advisory Committee

Gorkem Altinors, Bilecik Seyh Edebali University, Turkey

Oumar Ba, Cornell University, US

Julia Costa López, University of Groningen, The Netherlands

Ida Danewid, University of Sussex, UK

Sagnik Dutta, Jindal Global Law School, India

Yaprak Gursoy, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK

Nadia Hilliard, UCL, UK

Alvina Hoffmann, King’s College London, UK

Patrick Thaddeus Jackson, American University, US

Nivi Manchanda, Queen Mary University of London, UK

Sithembile Mbete, University of Pretoria, South Africa

Atul Mishra, Shiv Nadar University, India

Chung-in Moon, Yasei University, South Korea

Andrew Moran, London Metropolitan University, UK

Lucas de Oliveira Paes, Norwegian Institute of International Affairs, Norway

Rahul Rao, University of St Andrews, UK

Justin Rosenberg, University of Sussex, UK

Nakano Ryoko, Kanazawa University, Japan

Meera Sabaratnam, SOAS University of London, UK

Juan Pablo Scarfi, University of San Andres, Argentina

Zakia Shiraz, University of Leiden, The Netherlands

Christy Thornton, Johns Hopkins University, US

Ann Towns, University of Gothenburg, Sweden

 

Welcome to the Cambridge Review of International Affairs

 

The Cambridge Review of International Affairs publishes original scholarship on international affairs.

 

It is committed to publishing diverse approaches, methods and areas of analysis, and encourages the submission of interdisciplinary work from academics and policymakers.