About us
E-International Relations is the world’s leading source for International Relations scholarship and insight. The website was established in 2007 and reaches over 3 million readers per year. We have published over 10,000 academic articles, a range of open access books and the Thinking Global podcast – all free to access.
We maintain an impartial editorial stance based on scholarly principles that seeks to provide an open platform to allow our authors the freedom to present expert analysis from the widest range of positions. We do not have any corporate backers/owners, investors, nor do we receive financial backing from other organisations – educational, political or otherwise.
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