A platform for sharing ideas and insights on topics such as international security, defense, and the role of women in international relations with students, academics, and professionals. This is "Global Affairs Review," a new project affiliated with the Master's in Global Affairs at the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos in Madrid and the University of Prince Edward Island, Canada.
In this context, a call for proposals has been opened. Interested parties can submit their insights by July 10, 2020, by emailing globalaffairs.review@masteringlobalaffairs.org.
These are the areas:
- Climate Change Diplomacy (eg. Multinational agreements, effects on Indigenous Peoples, NGOs, role of activism, Arctic Council, etc.)
- International Defense and Security (eg. UN Security Council, NATO, EU Joint Defense, Cybersecurity, Arctic Security, Counter-terrorism etc.)
- Humanitarian Aid and Development (eg. UNICEF, Refugees, NGOs working in the field, challenges posed by humanitarian aid, Children and education, etc.)
- The Role of Women in International Relations (eg. World Leaders, Indigenous Groups, Women in Diplomacy, how international intervention, both governmental and non-governmental, impacts women, etc.)
The editorial staff of "Global Affari Review" is composed of students from the Master's in Global Affairs program at Juan Carlos University. Among them is Alessandra Gramolini, a fellow at the University of San Marino's Center for International Relations Research.
The academic committee of “Global Affari Review” is composed of Christian Rieck (University of Potsdam, Germany), Doreley Coll (University of Prince Edward Island, Canada), Victor Godinez (UNAM, Mexico), Javier Esguevillas (Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Spain), Pilar Trinidad (Deputy Director of International Relations, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Spain).
More information and features in English
In honor of the 75th anniversary of the United Nations this issue will predominantly focus on UN related issues. For this reason special preference will be given to articles related directly to the work of the UN and its subsidiary institutions.
Submission Guidelines:
- Academic Style Article
- Language: English
- Chicago Style formatting and citations
- 2500-5000 words (excluding bibliography), double spaced, Times New Roman, size 12 font.
- Please submit both a PDF and a .doc or .docx version of the article.
- Original Publications
- Please indicate if this article has been submitted to any other organizations/institutions for publication.
- The Global Affairs Review will not accept any form of plagiarism. If plagiarism is detected the article will automatically be discarded.
- Please provide a 100-150 word mini biography in the body of the email submission. Please include your name, title (if applicable), field of study/expertise, organization, and any other information you would like to include.
- Please submit articles to: globalaffairs.review@masteringlobalaffairs.org with the subject line Submission.
Contact information:
If you have any questions please send an email to: globalaffairs.review@masteringlobalaffairs.org
Deadline: July 10th, 2020 @ 11:59 pm EST
