About H-Diplo

About H-Diplo

Established in 1993, H-Diplo has evolved from its origins as an electronic discussion list for diplomatic historians into an international, interdisciplinary network and center for diplomatic and international history, broadly defined. In addition to its core discussion network (list), H-Diplo commissions a wide array of commissioned content, including reviews, conference reports, and essays.

H-Diplo innovations include the following:

-Roundtable reviews that offer in-depth treatment of and thoughtful, scholarly debate about key works in the field of diplomatic and international history.

-Article reviews that extend to journal articles the same sort of scholarly reviews that academic book reviews provide.

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H-Diplo

is an electronic discussion network and Web site dedicated to the study of diplomatic and international history, broadly defined.
has members from across the globe and from a variety of different disciplines and backgrounds.
gratefully acknowledges the National Security Archive for its continued generous support of the H-Diplo Managing Editor Position.
is a member of H-Net: Humanities and Social Sciences Online. If you feel that H-Net's services have benefitted you, please consider making a donation to help support H-Net's costs.
has an advisory board composed of distinguished scholars that determine its overall policies. Day-to-day operations are handled by the H-Diplo Managing Editor and several volunteer moderators/editors. H-Diplo also has a volunteer review editor and article discussion co-ordinators, who solicit book reviews and article commentaries, respectively. The H-Diplo Web site is maintained by the H-Diplo Web editor, currently George Fujii (gfujii [at] umail.ucsb.edu).

Please visit our Personnel page for details about the Editors and Advisory Board members who manage, respectively, H-Diplo's day-to-day operations and overall strategy.

Last updated 26 January 2008