About Us

E-International Relations is the world’s leading international relations website with daily publications of unique content aimed at academics, general interest readers, and students. The website was established in 2007 and reaches an audience of approximately 3 million unique readers and 10 million article views per year. In addition to maintaining the website, we publish open access books and the Thinking Global podcast.

We maintain an impartial editorial stance based on scholarly principles. We do not align ourselves with any specific causes or movements and seek 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.

Operationally, E-International Relations is an independent publisher, owned by a registered non-profit org based in Bristol, UK. We are staffed by an all-volunteer team of academics, practitioners and students who work remotely from locations all over the world. We raise our operating budget through advertising, book sales and donations from our readers.

Our goals

1) To be the leading open access scholarly publisher in our field, making reputable expert content free to view for all.
2) To provide the best source of freely available materials for students of Politics and International Relations.

Our team

If you would like to join us, vacancies are listed here


EDITORIAL BOARD

Editor-in-Chief & Publisher:  Stephen McGlinchey
Articles Editor & Director: 
Marianna Karakoulaki

Editor-at-Large & Director: Jane Kirkpatrick
Editor-at-Large & Director: 
Kieran O’Meara
Editor-at-Large & Director:  
Christian Scheinpflug

Features Editor: Vaishnav Rajkumar 
Managing Editor:
Farah Saleem
Students Editors: Goda Skiotytė
, Qi Zhang
Editors-at-large: Bill Kakenmaster, Raghav Dua, Al McKay, Rosie Walters, Jakob R. Avgustin, Tusharika Deka, Patterson Deppen, Bryony Vince


ARTICLES TEAM

Articles Editor: Marianna Karakoulaki
Deputy Articles Editor: Edoardo Pieroni
Commissioning Editors: Adeleke Olumide Ogunnoiki, Alia Azmi, Andrew Heffernan, Nadeem Ahmed Moonakal, Matti Spara, Simon Hilditch, Yatana Yamahata, Kye Allen, Julian Izzo, Miriam Shearer, Bhargavi PBA, Ayman Triki, Maup van der Kherkof, Laura Innocenti, Ernest Lee, Aino Esser, Lakshmy Ramakrishnan, Melanie Rae Perez, Akash Kumar.


FEATURES TEAM

Features Editor: Vaishnav Rajkumar 
Deputy Features Editor: Felipe Crowhurst
Associate Features Editors: Diego Echegaray Montalvo, Karoline Faerber, Sagnik Guha, Alfie Luck, Elia Preto Martini, Caleb Mills, Mohammed Moselhy, Ridipt Singh, Ionnis Stratis, Lisandro Diaz Villarruel, Lakmalie Wijesinghe, Charlie Zawadzki


STUDENTS TEAM

Students Editors: Goda Skiotytė, Qi Zhang
Associate Students Editors: 
Niklas Albrecht, Sugandhi Jhambh, Oliver Lomond, João Pedro Martins, Georgina Rubio Salsench


PODCAST TEAM

Podcast Editor: Kieran O’Meara
Deputy Podcast Editors: Edward Curry, Tusharika Deka (Editor-at-Large), Nigel Huckle.
Podcast Editorial Assistants: Catharine Damron, Jennifer Engl, Jack Fergesen, Kosta Kambouris, Daniel McDaid, Emmanuella Ofili, Romanos Orpheas Tofis.


SUPPORTERS

Those listed here are paid supporters from our substack newsletter. Their generosity helps us bring E-International Relations to you, free of charge.

Sungjoon Cho, Dale Edwin Jones, Roberto Duran, Jetta Escher, Theresa Lee, Richard Dean, Shannon Chierichella, MidnightMoon.


Office address:

Please direct all enquiries to:

Stephen McGlinchey
Editor-in-Chief and Publisher

E-International Relations
3B06, Frenchay Campus
University of the West of England (UWE) 
Bristol, BS16 1QY
UK

e: info@e-ir.info
t: +44 (0) 1173282622

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