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7 Eur. Rev. Int'l Stud. 1 (2020)

handle is hein.journals/epnrvwo7 and id is 1 raw text is: EUROPEAN REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 7(2020)1 eris BRILL brill.com/eris Editors'Foreword The European Review ofInternational Studies (ERs) has a new publisher. The first issue of volume 7/2020 is published by Brill, a company whose reputation is high in the academic sphere. Changing publisher provides ERIS with new possibilities for growth in terms of widening our audience as a peer review journal in the discipline of International Relations. To attract manuscripts from leading and junior scholars, we will maintain our pluralistic approach, covering a large spectrum of paradigms and empiri- cal case studies. We will also stay faithful to our European roots in promoting works from different national traditions, and in reviewing books published in a range of European languages. Thanks to renewed Editorial and Scientific Boards, and the institutional support of CERI - Sciences Po and Canterbury Christ Church University, we are proud to make our contribution to the construction of a critical debate on the future of international relations, and of global governance. Brill's Editorial Manager system makes it very easy for contributors to up- load their papers/proposals for articles, special issues and book reviews. Pa- pers are published online, in addition to hard copy, thus accelerating the dis- semination of topical research. For details go to: https://www.editorialmanager .com/ERIS/default.aspx. We remain open to all good contributions coming from Europe and the rest of the world. Thanks to these inputs, ERIS will continue to be a quality jour- nal useful to scholars, students, and the broader public, all of whom all have a growing need to decrypt and to reflect upon contemporary international relations. Christopher Hill and Christian Lequesne May 2020 © KONINKLIJKE BRILL NV, LEIDEN, 2020 DOI:10.1163/21967415-00701001

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