Edited By Michael V. Leggiere
The War Studies Journal is a scholarly venue for those who want to write about the big topics of warfare, strategy, campaigns, battles, theory, military revolutions, and technological change. It is a journal for scholars who wish to read the best of contemporary scholarship and debate military history in a peer-reviewed forum that will appear annually in print and online. The objective of the journal’s editorial board is to publish cutting-edge military history from antiquity to the contemporary period that informs the past, present, and future. The goal is to create a space for the serious discussion of military history, including its diplomatic, strategic, operational, tactical, and technological aspects, both chronologically and thematically.
The editorial board solicits submissions from leading scholars, experts, and early-career professionals on wide-ranging topics that will interest specialists in multiple disciplines and across multiple eras. Each volume contains original research articles, one essay that explores the historical antecedents of a contemporary issue, and a significant number of book reviews.
Volume I can be purchased online at: https://www.tamupress.com/book/9781544045856/war-studies-journal-1/
The War Studies Journal publishes refereed scholarly articles on all chronological periods and all aspects of military history (e.g., war and society, biography, operations, military institutions, military archaeology, etc.) The Journal invites manuscripts on any military topic. The Journal’s definition of “military history” is also broad and includes the social and economic aspects of military life as well as strategy, tactics, and operations.
The manuscript, abstract, and curriculum vita must be emailed as attachments to:
Dr. Michael V. Leggiere, EditorWar Studies Journal
The War Studies General prefers to work with manuscripts between 7,000 and 10,000 words in length countng notes, tables, and charts. Style will conform to The Chicago Manual of Style (17th edition). A bibliography is not necessary. The editors may suggest changes based on a double-blind review process.
https://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/tools_citationguide/citation-guide-1.html
Michael V. Leggiere, University of North Texas
Frederick C. Schneid, High Point University
Jonathan Abel, US Army Command & General Staff College
Jeremy Black, The University of Exeter, emeritus
Lisa M. Brady, Boise State University
Lee L. Brice, Western Illinois University
Erica Charters, The University of Oxford
John H. Gill, Near East-South Asia Center for Strategic Studies
Doina Pasca Harsanyi, Central Michigan University
Russell Hart, Hawai’i Pacific University
John D., Hosler, US Army Command & General Staff College
John T. Kuehn, US Army Command & General Staff College
James Lacey, em>US Marine Corps War College
Xiaobing Li, University of Central Oklahoma
Kevin D. McCranie, US Naval War College
Sean McMeekin, Bard College
S. Michael Pavelec, Johns Hopkins University-SAIS
Christy L. Pichichero, George Mason University
Ethan S. Rafuse, US Army Command & General Staff College
John Stapleton, US Military Academy at West Point
Geoffrey Wawro, University of North Texas
Richard Ames
Barry L. Brown
Michael C. Eberhardt
Gustav L. Seligann, Jr.
