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The International Relations Review (ISSN 2151-7398) is an academic journal fully written, edited, and published by the undergraduate students of Boston University. The IRR aims to unite the many voices within Boston University’s International Relations community to heighten awareness about pressing issues at the forefront of the international community.
The Fall Issue of the IRR is currently available across campus at locations including the Geography and Environment, International Relations, History, and Economics departments, as well as at the College of Communication and the Howard Thurman Center. Please pick up a copy and consider submitting next year for our Winter Issue.
The IRR is currently accepting submissions for our Winter Issue!
Take this opportunity to showcase your work by submitting to the International Relations Review. Email all submissions to irr@buiaa.org
General submissions deadline: TBA (Spring Semester 2012)
All submissions received after these dates will be held for future consideration.
Please make sure to read and understand our submission guidelines before sending in your work.
Submissions
All Boston University students are encouraged to submit articles to The IRR. Submissions must meet requirements found in the Submission Guidelines. While there is no further obligation after submission, authors are encouraged to continually submit pieces, building on their area of expertise. Remember that if you have a piece that is shorter in length, you can submit to the IRR Blog!
Advertising in the IR Review
The International Relations Review offers advertisers a great venue to reach students interested in pursuing international, political, and other social science careers.
For reference, the specs for the Winter 2012 edition are the following:
- Length: 20 pages self-cover
- Color: Full color, full bleed
- Circulation: 230 copies on campus
These figures are likely to increase with forthcoming printings, as both exposure and advertising revenue will directly increase length and circulation. In-print ads will also appear online in the .pdf unless otherwise stipulated.
Figures for advertising rates are available upon request.
If you have any questions, please contact irr@buiaa.org directly.
Thank you,
The staff of The IRR.
The International Relations Review – Since Fall 2009
ISSN 2151-738X (print)
ISSN 2151-7398 (online)

