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NOTE: International Dialogue is now on DigitalCommons@UNO!

International Dialogue is a multidisciplinary peer-reviewed academic e-journal aimed at scholars, policy makers, and practitioners who seek an interactive forum for the cross-fertilization of ideas and perspectives about world affairs.

ID is now soliciting contributions for Volume 14. Published once a year, the journal endeavors to bring innovation to the discussion of world affairs through a dual-editorial board process that will allow for the publishing of a broader range of material and in multiple languages.

  • Submissions in Microsoft Word-compatible format
  • Research Articles: 3500-10,000 words
  • Book Reviews, Discussion Notes, Book Reviews, Film Essays, Interviews: 1500-5000 words
  • Submission Deadline: August 1, 2024

Learn more and submit through the submission portal.

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