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The featured article in the current issue is Learning from the past: the relevance of international history by David Stevenson. This article is free for non-members to read.

January 2014

Editorial - 90 volumes of International Affairs
Editorial Board

Learning from the past: the relevance of international history
David Stevenson

‘Time of Troubles’: Arnold J Toynbee’s twentieth century
Ian Hall

Cosmos, chaos: finance, power and conflict
Harold James

1914 and 2014: should we be worried?
Margaret MacMillan

Capitalism and the emergent world order
Barry Buzan and George Lawson

A century on the edge: from Cold War to hot world, 1945–2045
Paul Rogers

International Affairs and ‘the nuclear age’, 1946–2013
William Walker

Old world, new world: the evolution and influence of foreign affairs think-tanks
Donald E Abelson

Horror, hubris and humanity: the international engagement with Africa, 1914–2014
Richard Reid

The idea of order in ancient Chinese political thought: a Wightian exploration
Yongjin Zhang

Review article - Leaving Vietnam: Nixon, Kissinger and Ford, 1969–1975 (Part two: January 1972–January 1973)
Geoffrey Warner