Archive Collections
International Affairs has been publishing leading research on international relations for 100 years. These archive collections bring together voices from across the past century to explore issues that continue to impact our lives. From Britain’s role in the world, to empire and decolonization, the edited collections draw on our extensive archive while demonstrating how thinking on international relations has changed over time.
Explore 100 years of women writing in International Affairs by reading this archive collection.Image source: the Chatham House archive
Explore 100 years of empire and decolonization by reading International Affairs' archive collection.
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Explore 100 years of refugees and migration by reading International Affairs' archive collection.Image source: Levi Meir Clancy https://unsplash.com/photos/3ITXxnoNd-k
Explore 100 years of China in international politics by reading International Affairs' archive collection.Image source: Li Yang https://unsplash.com/photos/5h_dMuX_7RE
Journey through 100 years of war and conflict by reading International Affairs' archive collection.
Image source: Staff Sgt. Elizabeth O. Bryson
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Explore 100 years of UK foreign policy by reading International Affairs' first archive collection.
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