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Front MatterSource: International Studies Quarterly, Vol. 15, No. 1 (Mar., 1971), pp. 1-4Published by: Wiley on behalf of The International Studies AssociationStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/3013590 .
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INTERNATIONAL STUDIES QUARTERLY Official Publication of the International Studies Association
EDITORIAL BOARD
EDITOR: Fred A. Sondermann, The Colorado College EDITOR-DESIGNATE: K. J. Holsti, The University of British Columbia ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Claire Nader, Oak Ridge National Laboratory ASSOCIATE EDITOR-DESIGNATE: Ole Holsti, The University of British Columbia
Robert Loring Allen, University of Missouri, St. Louis
Wendell Bell, Yale University Bernard Brodie, University of California,
Los Angeles Arthur L. Burns, Australian National
University Bernard C. Cohen, University of Wisconsin Wilton S. Dillon, Smithsonian Institution Edwin H. Fedder, University of Missouri,
St. Louis Johan Galtung, International Peace
Research Institute, Oslo Arthur N. Gilbert, University of Denver Leon Gordenker, Princeton University Robert Jervis, Harvard University Herbert C. Kelman, Harvard University
T. Dixon Long, Case Western Reserve University
Zdravko Mlinar, School of Sociology, Political Science and Joulrnalism, Lubljana, Yugoslavia
Edwin S. Munger, C'alifornia Institute of Technology
Laura Nader, University of Californ)1ia, Berkeley
James N. Rosenau, Ohio State University Bruce M. Russett, Yale University Indra Sharma, Punjab University Kenneth N. Waltz, Brandeis University Jerzy J. Wiatr, Institute of Philosophy and
Sociology, Warsaw, Poland Dina Zinnes, Indiana University
NATIONAL OFFICERS, 1970-1971: NORMAN D. PALMER, President, University of Pennsylvania; RICHARD C. SNYDER, President-elect, Ohio State University; WENDELL BELL, Vice-President, Yale University; F. KENNETH BERRIEN, Vice-President. Rutgers University; JOHN E. TURNER, Executive Director, University of Minnesota; Past President: ROBERT C. NORTH, Stanford University; Program Chairmen: BASIL A. INCE, University of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez and FRED W. RIGGS, University of Hawaii.
REGIONAL DIVISION PRESIDENTS: WERNER FELD, ISA-South, Louisiana State University, New Orleans; M. DONALD HANCOCK, ISA Southwest, University of Texas; BASIL A. INCE, ISA Caribbean, University of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez; STEPHEN D. KERTESZ, ISA Midwest, University of Notre Dame; GEORGE T. LITTLE, ISA New England, University of Vermont; GERARD J. MANGONE, ISA Middle Atlantic, Temple University; MANSFIELD I. SMITH, ISA Washington Capital Area, Experiment in International Living; JOHN P. VLOYANTES, ISA West, Colorado State University.
SECTION CHAIRMEN: FRED W. RIGGS, Chairman, Section on Comparative Studies; RUDOLPH J. RUMMEL, Chairman, Section on Interpolimetrics.
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SAMPLE REFERENCE CITATIONS
1. Articles: DAVIS, K. (1963a) "The theory of change and response in modern demographic history." Population Index 29 (October): 345-366.
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In the absence of a definition of our field by the Governing Council of the International Studies Association, we have no strict criteria to use in deciding which types of studies fall within the framework of international relations and which remain outside. In reviewing manuscripts, our main concern will be to promote the purposes of the organization. These include drawing together teachers, researchers, and practitioners of international affairs, advancing the orderly growth of knowledge concerning the impact of nation upon nation, and sustaining cooperation between students of the many fields of knowledge which contribute to an understanding of international relations. We will continue to divide the journal into sections including substantive studies on the one hand, and discussions and reviews on the other. We believe this division helps to promote the diverse objectives of our organization.
We are aware that readers of, and potential contributors to, the Quarterly have different interests, reflecting varied intellectual preferences and research approaches to the field. We cannot single out any for special attention, nor do we wish the journal to become identified with any particular school of scholarship. Within the context of the ISA's diverse objectives and membership, selection will be based primarily on excellence and overall interest.
The officers of the ISA have taken steps to make the organization more international in its membership. We hope content of the Quarterly winl ultimately reflect this policy. Our editorial board already includes several prominent overseas scholars, and all members of the board have been asked to alert the editors to manuscripts and studies being prepared abroad.
Three people have been largely responsible for placing this Quarterly among the leading academic publications in international relations. Charles McClelland single- handedly launched the venture, as Background, and succeeded in filling a need not met by other publications. To him, all members of the ISA and readers of the journal owe a considerable debt of gratitude. Fred Sondermann and Claire Nader have continued to develop the publication. Their success can be measured not only by the quality of the published articles, but also by the rapidly increasing number of manuscripts being submitted. Despite the great workload involved, they have always devoted meticulous personal attention to all manuscripts, whether published or not. We will make every effort to maintain the very high standards of editorial work which they have established. We wish to thank Professor Sondermann and Dr. Nader for having taken great trouble to make the transition as easy as possible. Their advice has been indispensable, and the orderly transfer of editorial materials and manuscripts, commendable.
-K. J. Holsti -Ole R. Holsti Editor-designate Associate Editor-designate
ANNOUNCEMENT
The September 1972 issue of the International Studies Quarterly wiRl be devoted to the subject of "World Corporations." Special guest editor will be Professor George Modelski, of the Department of Political Science, University of Washington, Seattle 98105.
Those now undertaking or planning research on world corporations, especially of a political science or sociological character (be it theoretical or empirical) are invited to get in touch with Professor Modelski.
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