International Diplomatic Review Journal
- Publisher
- Centre for Foreign Relations
- ISSN
- 2773-658X
- Country
- Tanzania
- Language
- English, Kiswahili
- Thematic area
- International Relations, Multilateral and Bilateral Diplomacy, International Trade and Investment, Geopolitical issues, Local and International Conflict Management, and Post Conflict Reconstruction, Peacekeeping and Peace Building, Diaspora and Remittances for Development, Civil-Military Relations, Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism, Small Arms and light weapons, Human Security Issues, Human Trafficking and Drug Addiction, Economic, Cultural and Conference Diplomacy, Tourism, Cross Border Issues, Regional Cooperation, Strategic Negotiations and Mediation Skills, Refugees Issues and Forced Migrations, Diplomatic Communication Skills, Globalizations issues (sovereignty, sea and air space invasion and territorial integrity), Gender issues (human trafficking, refugees, peacebuilding and effects of war), Global crises (Climate change, Food Security, Human Security and Environment Diplomacy)
- Access
- Open access
About this journal
The International Diplomatic Review Journal is a scholarly publication dedicated to exploring the multifaceted world of diplomacy and international relations. Its scope encompasses a wide range of topics, including contemporary diplomatic practices, historical analysis of diplomatic events, theoretical frameworks for understanding international interactions, and the evolving role of diplomacy in the face of global challenges. The journal seeks to foster dialogue and critical reflection on the complexities of international diplomacy, promoting a deeper understanding of its mechanisms, principles, and impact on the global landscape.
Key themes that consistently feature in the International Diplomatic Review Journal include the role of states and non-state actors in global governance, the impact of technological advancements on international relations, the evolving nature of conflict resolution and peacebuilding, the challenges posed by globalization and regional integration, and the intersection of diplomacy with issues such as climate change, human rights, and development. The journal aims to provide a platform for insightful analysis and debate on these crucial themes, contributing to the development of knowledge and informed policymaking in the realm of international affairs.
The audience for the International Diplomatic Review Journal comprises academics, policymakers, diplomats, international relations practitioners, and individuals with a keen interest in global affairs. The journal seeks to bridge the gap between theoretical research and practical application, providing valuable insights for both scholars and practitioners. Its articles are written in a clear and accessible style, ensuring that complex ideas are presented in a way that is engaging and thought-provoking for a diverse readership.
The International Diplomatic Review Journal has established itself as a respected voice in the field of international relations, contributing significantly to the advancement of knowledge and understanding of diplomatic processes. Its impact is evident in the influence it has exerted on academic discourse, the practical guidance it offers to policymakers, and the insightful analysis it provides for diplomats and international relations professionals. The journal's commitment to fostering dialogue and critical reflection continues to be a driving force in shaping the future of international diplomacy.
Volumes (4 articles)
Volume 1, Issue 2 (2022)
- Book Review Reviewer: Lucy Shule African Security: An Introduction, New York: Bloomsburg Publishing Plc. March 2020. Authors: John Siko and Jonah Victor
- Challenges of United Nations Military Observers in the Contemporary Peacekeeping Operation Environment in Africa
- Examination of Security Challenges in the East African Community (EAC) Region
- The Role of Foreign Aid in the Dissemination of Civic and Voter Education during 1995 – 2020 General Elections in Tanzania