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The C·A·P is partner of the journal Europe's World.



Transatlantic Editors' Forum

Improving Responsiveness

Within the context of the Improving Responsiveness program, the Editors' Forum establishes a regular dialogue among key American and European foreign policy journals.


11.04.2007 · C·A·P


The centerpiece of the initiative are Roundtables, which are conducted in cooperation with the journals. These conferences not only provide the participants with an opportunity to exchange ideas and information about trends in editing, they also serve as a forum for the discussion of current problems of international politics. As an additional service, the editors-list is the mailing list for communication among the participants in the Transatlantic Editors' Forum. Participation is by invitation only. Applications for participation in the list (including a short biography) should be mailed to Kristina Notz.

This web site serves as a gate to the journals which participate in the Editors' Forum. Click on any of the links to read a mission statement and gain direct access to the journal's homepage. The text of the mission statements lies entirely within the responsibility of the respective journal.

Participating Journals

Commentary

Current History

Ethics and International Affairs

Europe's World

Foreign Affairs

Foreign Policy

International Affairs

Journal of Democracy

Le Monde Diplomatique

National Interest

ORBIS - A Journal of World Affairs

Perspectives

Survival

The International Spectator

The Washington Quarterly

The World Today

Vereinte Nationen

WeltTrends

World Policy Journal

ZIB - Zeitschrift für Internationale Politik


 
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