Graduate students are invited to submit papers on all time periods and aspects of military history. Topics may include, for example, the effects of war on society, the evolution of strategy and tactics, civil-military relations, gender and the military, disarmament issues, the ethics and laws of war, the economic aspects of war, and warfare and culture. Although the emphasis of the conference is on military history, scholars in other disciplines that could shed light on the role of the military in society are encouraged to submit papers. The journal is presently accepting scholarly submissions from students in MA and PhD programs. Submissions may deal with any social or cultural theme and may focus upon any time period or geographical area.
Essays taking up methodological issues in the field of social or cultural history are also welcome.
Especially welcome are submissions that take advantage of the Internet's multimedia capabilities. Double spacing, one-inch margins, and a cover letter abstracting submissions are required. Provided arrangements are made ahead of time, submissions may also be made through electronic mail. For suggestions on this page, contact L. Clayton via e-mail.