Texas National Security Review
The Texas National Security Review is an interdisciplinary journal that is committed to excellence, scholarly rigor and accessibility to the public and policymakers. We are peer reviewed, open access, and focused on exploring and analyzing big ideas in national and international security.
Présentation
The Texas National Security Review maintains the practices of a top scholarly journal–double-blind peer review enabled by a strong editorial board and community of reviewers–while innovating on how our articles are produced and disseminated. We strive to review and edit submissions quickly so that our contents are as timely and relevant as possible, and work with our authors to facilitate meaningful exposure to policy audiences and decision-makers outside their academic disciplines, including through our podcast. Each issue is delivered in print and electronic formats, and is available online to everyone for free.
The Texas National Security Review is funded by The University of Texas System and run by an editorial team under the oversight of UT-Austin’s Clements Center for National Security and Strauss Center for International Security and Law. The journal is published quarterly by the University of Texas Press. We work closely with authors, reviewers, and our editorial, production and communications teams to ensure that each article promotes the journal’s mission in advancing fundamental and important knowledge of critical issues in national and international security.
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