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You’re in luck! Our submissions portal is open for another 48 hours. Make use of this extension and submit your piece by...
02/26/2025

You’re in luck! Our submissions portal is open for another 48 hours. Make use of this extension and submit your piece by this Friday, February 28th, at 11:59pm ET to be considered for publication in our Spring 2025 publication. Remember to review the policy guidelines on our website and submit your piece via the link below:

yalejournal.org/submissions

Today’s the day! Submit your piece by 11:59pm ET tonight to be considered for publication in our Spring 2025 publication...
02/26/2025

Today’s the day! Submit your piece by 11:59pm ET tonight to be considered for publication in our Spring 2025 publication. All submissions will be reviewed in an author-blind process soon after the deadline. Send in your submissions to the link below today!

yalejournal.org/submissions

We look forward to receiving your submission!

Lilly Min-Chen Lee investigates what appears to have been information warfare tactics deployed in Taiwan by the CCP duri...
02/24/2025

Lilly Min-Chen Lee investigates what appears to have been information warfare tactics deployed in Taiwan by the CCP during Taiwan’s 2024 presidential elections. Follow along with Lilly as she gives a detailed breakdown of this case through the Information Warfare Toolbox framework that she developed. See for yourself here:

https://www.yalejournal.org/publications/decoding-chinas-digital-offensive-an-analysis-of-information-warfare-tactics-in-taiwans-2024-presidential-election

Lilly Min-Chen Lee is a Doctoral Fellow in International Security Studies at The Fletcher School, Tufts University. She also holds a Non-Resident Fellowship at the Research Institute for Democracy, Society and Emerging Technology.

There are just TWO days left to submit a piece for review to the Yale Journal Spring 2025 issue! Send in your best work today.

yalejournal.org/submissions

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There is just ONE WEEK left to submit your piece to the Yale Journal for consideration in our Spring 2025 issue. The sel...
02/19/2025

There is just ONE WEEK left to submit your piece to the Yale Journal for consideration in our Spring 2025 issue. The selection process is entirely author-blind, and selected authors will be notified shortly after the deadline. Be sure to review the guidelines found on our website (yalejournal.org/policies) when crafting your piece. If you or anyone you know has an article, book review, photo essay, and op-ed to share, our team of content and copy editors would be happy to receive it.

yalejournal.org/submissions

We hope to see your submissions soon. Good luck!

One nation’s clash with a social media giant reveals the complex balance between digital rights and democratic governanc...
02/18/2025

One nation’s clash with a social media giant reveals the complex balance between digital rights and democratic governance. Author Juan Martín Marinageli explains that democratic nations must develop coordinated international frameworks protecting national sovereignty and digital rights. You can read more here:

https://www.yalejournal.org/publications/on-digital-sovereignty-the-global-implications-of-brazils-x-standoff

Juan Martín is a master's candidate in International Politics and Economics at Universidad de San Andrés in Argentina, where he focuses on the intersection of public policy, digital media, and emerging technologies.

First-year Yale Law School student Illani Nurick explores Theodore Roosevelt's naval diplomacy in our Fall 2024 issue. I...
02/12/2025

First-year Yale Law School student Illani Nurick explores Theodore Roosevelt's naval diplomacy in our Fall 2024 issue. Illani surveys two critical naval victories in this piece: the preemptive strike in Manila Bay during the Spanish-American War and the peaceful yet powerful Great White Fleet voyage. These successes demonstrate how strategic military preparedness and assertive yet patient diplomacy can prevent conflicts. Drawing parallels to contemporary geopolitical challenges, Illani argues that Roosevelt's "speak softly and carry a big stick" philosophy remains relevant today to maintain global peace. Read his article here:

https://www.yalejournal.org/publications/the-return-of-the-roosevelt-doctrine-how-history-can-inform-american-naval-policy-in-the-pacific-theater

Want to submit a piece yourself? Visit yalejournal.org/submissions to learn more. The Spring 2025 submission deadline is now just two weeks away.

Wondering where to publish your original policy research? Interested in being featured in a premier policy journal? Now ...
02/05/2025

Wondering where to publish your original policy research? Interested in being featured in a premier policy journal? Now is the chance to share your piece with the larger foreign policy academic community. No prior publishing experience is necessary. Choose a topic on anything from international development to climate to tech governance. While crafting your piece, please pay close attention to the guidelines found on our website (yalejournal.org/policies). We welcome articles, book reviews, photo essays, and op-eds.

The deadline to submit your piece for the spring 2025 edition is Wednesday, February 26th -- three weeks away! Pieces will be selected in an author-blind review process shortly after the deadline. Share your piece with us here: yalejournal.org/submissions

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While the United States does not currently have a sovereign wealth fund, it would be a great economic tool and a formida...
01/31/2025

While the United States does not currently have a sovereign wealth fund, it would be a great economic tool and a formidable foreign policy instrument, Salar Ghahramani argues in an article featured in our Fall 2024 issue. Salar believes a sovereign wealth fund could catalyze growth, peace, and stronger alliances. Read his piece here and decide for yourself:

https://www.yalejournal.org/publications/wealth-and-diplomacy-the-foreign-policy-dimensions-of-a-us-sovereign-wealth-fund

Salar Ghahramani is an associate professor of business law and international law & policy and the academic director of the Brandeis Global Engagement and Leadership Program at Pennsylvania State University, Abington.

The YJIA Fall 2024 review process is currently underway! Our content and copy editors are hard at work evaluating submis...
10/26/2024

The YJIA Fall 2024 review process is currently underway! Our content and copy editors are hard at work evaluating submissions. Thank you to everyone who shared their pieces with us. Selected authors will be notified soon!

Our deadline has now been extended to this Sunday, October 20th, at 11:59pm! ⏰Don’t miss the chance to be part of the Ya...
10/18/2024

Our deadline has now been extended to this Sunday, October 20th, at 11:59pm! ⏰

Don’t miss the chance to be part of the Yale Journal of International Affairs Fall 2024 issue and 20th volume in print; there’s still time to send your article, photo essay, op-ed, or book review. Find our submission portal here: yalejournal.org/submissions. We look forward to receiving your piece.

Now is the time to submit! We are just one day away from the submission deadline for the Fall 2024 issue of the Yale Jou...
10/17/2024

Now is the time to submit! We are just one day away from the submission deadline for the Fall 2024 issue of the Yale Journal of International Affairs. Go to Yale journal.org/submissions/ to share your op-ed, article, book review, or photo essay for consideration. We will be in touch two weeks after the submission deadline with selected pieces following the author-blind review process.

“Some of them were able to escape, but most struggled in North Korea. Their plight and incredible resilience should be a...
10/15/2024

“Some of them were able to escape, but most struggled in North Korea. Their plight and incredible resilience should be acknowledged by the international community at large. Their struggle should serve as a stark reminder of the long-lasting consequences of political agendas and societal pressures on the lives of civilians.” - Jheel Doshi.

Our latest archive highlight is a piece by Jheel Doshi, a third-year undergraduate student at O.P. Jindal Global University in Sonipat, Haryana, India, pursuing a B.A. in Economics. Her article provides the historical background behind geopolitical strife in repatriating ethnic Koreans from Japan to North Korea (a program that ended in 1984), showing the movement’s dark underbelly in discrimination amid positive propaganda projecting North Korea as a “socialist paradise.”

Consider submitting your own piece to yalejournal.org/submissions/ by this Friday, October 18th, at 11:59pm ET.

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