
Interdisciplinary, peer reviewed @tandfonline journal publishing on intra-state conflict. Co-eds: @PolViolence @_AlexWaterman. Usual disclaimers
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This lunchtime, come and join the @DefenceResNet ‘Meet the Editors’ Webinar - a great line-up of speakers (& me) talking about a variety of military-related journals & how to submit. @MilitaryH_BMJ @JournalofCW #JMVFH #JWCS
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We are delighted to share details on our next event: 'Meet the Editors'! A range of editors from leading defence journals will be there to answer your burning questions on submitting a journal article. Register using the QR code below. @bmj_latest #JMVFH @JournalofCW @tandfonline

ALT Poster advertising the DRN's upcoming event titled 'Meet the Editors webinar'. It is happen on Thursday 22nd May 2025 between 12:00 - 13:00 BST. Find out more and book your ticket using this link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/meet-the-editors-webinar-tickets-1359063327999?msockid=160041dc900865b13665541a91e86492
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The calm before last night’s @JournalofCW reception. Great to see so many contributors to and friends of the journal, and to learn about lots of exciting new projects!
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Civil Wars at #ISA2025 @JournalofCW join us!
🧩Workshop on Rebel Finance and the Financialisation of Rebel Governance, Saturday @ 8am
🪁Roundtable on Reimagining the Field, Sunday @ 1.45pm
🥂Drinks Reception, Sunday @ 7.45pm
Feel free to DM or email us to discuss projects!
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Followed by our exciting @journalofCW roundtable on Sunday, with all of these cool people!
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To round out another busy year the final issue of Civil Wars in this volume (26,4) is now available. Check out our Editorial Introduction for a sneak peek at the exciting things we have planned for 2025! Happy New Year all!
@JournalofCW @_AlexWaterman
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Stephen's project examined rebel rivalries in the MENA region and his originally collected dataset is featured in a (fairly) recent issue of @JournalofCW: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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I have a new piece, 'Development After the End of the World' part of a book review roundtable on Mareike Schomerus' Lives Amid Violence, in Civil Wars @JournalofCW November 2024 #Anthropocene #ontopolitics #DecolonisingDevelopment tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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A new article from START Associate Research Scientist Dr. Elizabeth Radziszewski explores how bluffing about external intervention can influence civil war dynamics through an agent-based model. go.umd.edu/1t20
@JournalofCW @tandfonline #ConflictResearch #AcademicResearch
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📢 The @JournalofCW is recruiting expressions of interest for their 2025-26 reviews section!
If you are interested, please check out this call for reviews below and share with your relevant networks.
Link to the call: linkedin.com/feed/update/urn…
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This summer, we published three outstanding reviews at @JournalofCW. These are part of our efforts to transform the review section into a more diverse and constructive space beyond "just book reviews." Thread below 🧵; learn more about our approach here: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Did you discover your new favorite book on intra-state political violence this summer? Or was it a series, podcast, or theater piece? Was it in a language other than English? If so, we at @JournalofCW would love to hear more about it! Consider publishing a review with us:
Call for expressions of interest for the Review Section of @JournalofCW
To submit an expression of interest contact Rebecca Tapscott ([email protected]) & Daniel Rincón Machón ([email protected]).
More details in the 🧵below ⬇️
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Fabulous #CRS2024 as usual, featuring our 25th Anniversary of @JournalofCW Special Issue panel with some great discussions around the future of the field. It’s been great to see so many people, esp. at our drinks reception! Many thanks to @CRS_INFO and @Peace_Rep_ 1/3
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🚨🚨Postdoc position🚨🚨You have in-depth knowledge of Afghan politics, speak Dari and/or Pashto (non-mandatory) & want to work with me on “Rebel Victory & State Building in #Taliban-controlled #Afghanistan”? Apply here: ru.nl/en/working-at/job-oppo… @CICAM_RU @RadboudPol @RadboudFdM
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Call for expressions of interest for the Review Section of @JournalofCW
To submit an expression of interest contact Rebecca Tapscott ([email protected]) & Daniel Rincón Machón ([email protected]).
More details in the 🧵below ⬇️
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Do send us your ideas for our reimagined reviews section! @JournalofCW
Call for expressions of interest for the Review Section of @JournalofCW
To submit an expression of interest contact Rebecca Tapscott ([email protected]) & Daniel Rincón Machón ([email protected]).
More details in the 🧵below ⬇️
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We'll also be hosting an informal drinks reception at the sidelines of the @CRS_INFO on 4 September, 1930. Generously sponsored by Taylor & Francis (there will be free drinks). CRS attendees: PM us for details!
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Lastly, have a paper or idea relevant to studies of intra-state conflict? @PolViolence and @_AlexWaterman will be at @CRS_INFO this year and we would love to hear about your ideas. Drop us a message to "pitch fit" over a coffee during the conference!
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Our fantastic Reviews Team (Dr Rebecca Tapscott and @drinconmach) are now accepting Expressions of Interest for our revamped reviews sections! Categories include:
- Review and Rejoinders
- Reviews of non-English language work
- Arts and Culture Reviews
- Capsule Reviews
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REMOVING BIBLIOGRAPHIES FROM WORD COUNTS: Our word count remains at 8-10,000, but bibliographies are now excluded from this, enabling a) a deepening of contributions and b) a widening of citation practices




















