FAQ’s

  • What is the Glassed Diplomat?

    A platform for sharp-eyed commentary and analysis in international relatoins. We being clarity to global politics without shattering nuance.

  • Does my article have to be through a feminist lens?

    No! However, to support gender fairness and bring diverse views to International Relations, The Women’s Journal of International Relations requires that at least 25% of sources in articles be written by women.

  • Can men publish?

    Yes, men may publish in The Women’s Journal of International Relations. Our mission is to elevate underrepresented voices, especially women and gender minorities. We welcome thoughtful, respectful contributions from all who advance discussions on gender, diplomacy, and international affairs. Submissions are judged by scholarship quality, relevance, and contribution to IR dialogue, aiming to foster diversity while emphasizing marginalized perspectives.

  • Why "Glassed"?

    Because we see the world through lenses, literally and metaphorically. A diplomat with glasses doesn’t just see farther; they see sharper.

  • Are you politically aligned?

    We encourage diverse viewpoints. Our contributors speak for themselves, not for an overarching ideology.

  • Can I quote your articles?

    The Women’s Journal of International Relations aims to be a fully accredited, peer-reviewed journal. We mark articles by established professionals for transparency and standards. Readers may cite our work but recognition by all academic institutions is not guaranteed.