International Journal of Military History and Historiography
Editor-in-Chief:
Marco Wyss
The
2020 IJMH Early Career Prize winning article
“Strategy on the Wintry Sea: The Russo-British Submarine Flotilla in the Baltic, 1914–1918” by Ian Ona Johnson is
freely accessible until 1 June 2021.
To celebrate the fact that the International Journal of Military History and Historiography has been published by Brill for 10 years, selected content will be opened in 2021.
The International Journal of Military History and Historiography has been continuously published (from 1978 to 2015 as the International Bibliography of Military History (IBMH)) on behalf of the International Commission of Military History (ICMH), which can trace back its origins to 1938. Traditionally its main focus was on book reviews and review articles. Since the journal’s move to Brill in 2011, there has been an additional emphasis on historiographical articles, and the portfolio has been enlarged to include original research articles.
The journal thus offers its readers and authors a platform that includes original research articles on any military historical topic from antiquity to the contemporary period that can appeal to an international readership. Historiographical and review articles cover issues of major significance or deal with the state of military history in a specific ICMH member country. The short reviews (in the “Bibliographical Records” section) discuss newly published books, which are of historiographical relevance either for the internationa military history community or for one of ICMH’s national commissions.
The International Journal of Military History and Historiography also welcomes submissions for thematic special issues.
To celebrate the fact that the International Journal of Military History and Historiography has been published by Brill for 10 years, selected content will be opened in 2021.
The International Journal of Military History and Historiography has been continuously published (from 1978 to 2015 as the International Bibliography of Military History (IBMH)) on behalf of the International Commission of Military History (ICMH), which can trace back its origins to 1938. Traditionally its main focus was on book reviews and review articles. Since the journal’s move to Brill in 2011, there has been an additional emphasis on historiographical articles, and the portfolio has been enlarged to include original research articles.
The journal thus offers its readers and authors a platform that includes original research articles on any military historical topic from antiquity to the contemporary period that can appeal to an international readership. Historiographical and review articles cover issues of major significance or deal with the state of military history in a specific ICMH member country. The short reviews (in the “Bibliographical Records” section) discuss newly published books, which are of historiographical relevance either for the internationa military history community or for one of ICMH’s national commissions.
The International Journal of Military History and Historiography also welcomes submissions for thematic special issues.
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Editor-in-Chief
Dr Marco Wyss, Centre for War and Diplomacy, Lancaster University, UK
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Associate and Reviews Editor
Prof. Dr Winfried Heinemann, Center of Military History and Social Sciences – ZMSBw (Germany)
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Associate Editor for North America
Dr Harold E. Raugh, Jr., Command Historian, U.S. Army Europe
Associate Editor for Southern Africa
Prof. Dr André Wessels, Senior Professor, University of the Free State, Bloemfontein, South Africa
Advisory Board
Prof. Karen Hagemann, University of North Carolina
Prof. Nicola Labanca, Università degli Studi di Siena
Prof. Antonio Marquina Barrio, Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Prof. Sönke Neitzel, Universität Potsdam
Prof. Georges-Henri Soutou, Paris-Sorbonne/Institut de France
Prof. Hew Strachan, University of St Andrews
Prof. Geoffrey Wawro, University of North Texas
Bibliographical Committee of the International Commission of Military History
President: Dr Marco Wyss (see above)
Secretary General: Prof. Dr Winfried Heinemann (see above)
Members:
Brg. (Res) Dr Daniel Asher, IDF CSC (Israel)
Prof. Dr Jordan Baev, Defense Advanced Research Institute, G.S. Rakovski National Defense Academy, Sofia (Bulgaria)
Dr Gabriele Bosch, ZMSBw - Bibliothek (Germany)
Prof. Dr Lars Erikson-Wolke, Military History Department, National Defence University, Stockholm (Sweden)
Dr Zisis Fotakis, Lecturer, Hellenic Naval Academy, (Greece)
Prof. Dr Winfried Heinemann (see above)
Dr Andreas Karyos, National Struggle Museum and University of Nicosia (Cyprus)
Coronel Ejercito de Tierra (r), DEM Fernando Fontana de Grassa, Centro Superior de Estudios de la Defensa Nacional, Madrid (Spain)
Col. M.A. José Miguel Moreira Freire, Director of Military Academy Library, Lisbon (Portugal)
Prof. Dr Gianluca Pastori, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milano (Italy)
Dr Anselm van der Peet, Netherlands Institute of Military History (The Netherlands)
Prof. Dr Dumitru Preda, Directeur de la direction des Archives Diplomatiques, Ministère des Afffaires étrangères (Romania)
Dr Claudia Reichl-Ham, Research and Publications Department, Austrian Army Museum (Austria)
Dr Robyn L. Rodriguez, Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency, Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii (USA)
Dr Max Schiavon, Commission Française d’Histoire Militaire (France)
Prof. Dr Pasi Tuunainen, Senior Lecturer and Adjunct Professor in Military History, University of Eastern Finland, Joensuu (Finland)
Sr. Col. Zhou Xiaoning, Academy of Military Science, Chinese PLA, Beijing (China).
Honorary Presidents:
Col. Daniel Reichel (†) (Founding Member) (Switzerland)
Brig. Jean Langenberger (†) (Switzerland)
Maj. Dr. Dimitry Queloz (Switzerland)
Honorary Member:
Gso. Ma. Jarl E. Kronlund (Finland)
Founding Members:
Mrs. Marie-Annick Hepp (France)
Gen. P. A. Jiline (†) (Russia)
Col. J. Pariseau (†) (Canada)
Col. D. M. Pedrazzini (Switzerland)
Hofrat Dr Manfried Rauchensteiner (Austria)
Prof. Dr Jürgen Rohwer (†) (Germany)
Capt. C. G. Strandman (Sweden)
Copy-editors
Dr James Hogue, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Dr Ann Schreiner
Dr Marco Wyss, Centre for War and Diplomacy, Lancaster University, UK
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Associate and Reviews Editor
Prof. Dr Winfried Heinemann, Center of Military History and Social Sciences – ZMSBw (Germany)
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Associate Editor for North America
Dr Harold E. Raugh, Jr., Command Historian, U.S. Army Europe
Associate Editor for Southern Africa
Prof. Dr André Wessels, Senior Professor, University of the Free State, Bloemfontein, South Africa
Advisory Board
Prof. Karen Hagemann, University of North Carolina
Prof. Nicola Labanca, Università degli Studi di Siena
Prof. Antonio Marquina Barrio, Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Prof. Sönke Neitzel, Universität Potsdam
Prof. Georges-Henri Soutou, Paris-Sorbonne/Institut de France
Prof. Hew Strachan, University of St Andrews
Prof. Geoffrey Wawro, University of North Texas
Bibliographical Committee of the International Commission of Military History
President: Dr Marco Wyss (see above)
Secretary General: Prof. Dr Winfried Heinemann (see above)
Members:
Brg. (Res) Dr Daniel Asher, IDF CSC (Israel)
Prof. Dr Jordan Baev, Defense Advanced Research Institute, G.S. Rakovski National Defense Academy, Sofia (Bulgaria)
Dr Gabriele Bosch, ZMSBw - Bibliothek (Germany)
Prof. Dr Lars Erikson-Wolke, Military History Department, National Defence University, Stockholm (Sweden)
Dr Zisis Fotakis, Lecturer, Hellenic Naval Academy, (Greece)
Prof. Dr Winfried Heinemann (see above)
Dr Andreas Karyos, National Struggle Museum and University of Nicosia (Cyprus)
Coronel Ejercito de Tierra (r), DEM Fernando Fontana de Grassa, Centro Superior de Estudios de la Defensa Nacional, Madrid (Spain)
Col. M.A. José Miguel Moreira Freire, Director of Military Academy Library, Lisbon (Portugal)
Prof. Dr Gianluca Pastori, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milano (Italy)
Dr Anselm van der Peet, Netherlands Institute of Military History (The Netherlands)
Prof. Dr Dumitru Preda, Directeur de la direction des Archives Diplomatiques, Ministère des Afffaires étrangères (Romania)
Dr Claudia Reichl-Ham, Research and Publications Department, Austrian Army Museum (Austria)
Dr Robyn L. Rodriguez, Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency, Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii (USA)
Dr Max Schiavon, Commission Française d’Histoire Militaire (France)
Prof. Dr Pasi Tuunainen, Senior Lecturer and Adjunct Professor in Military History, University of Eastern Finland, Joensuu (Finland)
Sr. Col. Zhou Xiaoning, Academy of Military Science, Chinese PLA, Beijing (China).
Honorary Presidents:
Col. Daniel Reichel (†) (Founding Member) (Switzerland)
Brig. Jean Langenberger (†) (Switzerland)
Maj. Dr. Dimitry Queloz (Switzerland)
Honorary Member:
Gso. Ma. Jarl E. Kronlund (Finland)
Founding Members:
Mrs. Marie-Annick Hepp (France)
Gen. P. A. Jiline (†) (Russia)
Col. J. Pariseau (†) (Canada)
Col. D. M. Pedrazzini (Switzerland)
Hofrat Dr Manfried Rauchensteiner (Austria)
Prof. Dr Jürgen Rohwer (†) (Germany)
Capt. C. G. Strandman (Sweden)
Copy-editors
Dr James Hogue, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Dr Ann Schreiner
Review of Special Issue, ‘Women and the Second World War’, IJMH 39.2 (2019):
While all these articles examine women’s agency in World War II, what may be more significant is that these articles not only draw attention to understudied topics, but offer ideas for potential future research. This is a particular strength of the special issue, taken as a whole. Individually, these pieces each offer foundational information that may be useful to scholars at various levels of research, from undergraduate to graduate, but they are most promising in their ability to suggest which stories have yet to emerge. [...] What is most significant and successful in this issue is that the authors consistently offer readers ideas for future research and possibilities for continuing to understand the war in new ways through women’s history''. Tanya L. Roth in H-Diplo.
While all these articles examine women’s agency in World War II, what may be more significant is that these articles not only draw attention to understudied topics, but offer ideas for potential future research. This is a particular strength of the special issue, taken as a whole. Individually, these pieces each offer foundational information that may be useful to scholars at various levels of research, from undergraduate to graduate, but they are most promising in their ability to suggest which stories have yet to emerge. [...] What is most significant and successful in this issue is that the authors consistently offer readers ideas for future research and possibilities for continuing to understand the war in new ways through women’s history''. Tanya L. Roth in H-Diplo.