War in History journal takes the view that military history should be integrated into a broader definition of history, and benefits from the insights provided by other approaches to history.

Recognising that the study of war is more than simply the study of conflict, War in History embraces war in all its aspects:

> Economic

> Social

> Political

> Military

Articles include the study of naval forces, maritime power and air forces, as well as more narrowly defined military matters. There is no restriction as to period: the journal is as receptive to the study of classical or feudal warfare as to Napoleonic.

This journal provides you with a continuous update on war in history over many historical periods.

"I just wanted to let you know that I think War in History has been moving from strength to strength, and that the last few editions in particular have been excellent with a really fascinating range of material. Many thanks on providing such interesting reading...."

Prof Mark Connelly, Head of the School of History, University of Kent

"I was invited to contribute an article to the very first issue of War in History back in 1994. Ever since then it has gone from strength to strength. The range and depth of its articles is impressive, breaking new ground in so many areas of historical endeavour, and its review section is invaluable, surveying in lively fashion the most important books published in military history. I consider it one of the front ranking journals in the field."

Brian Holden Reid, King's College London, UK

"From the very first issue I have been attracted by the wide variety of topics and the quality of the writing that appears in War in History. Over the years the journal has gone from strength to strength, and has become an invaluable forum for debate and discourse on the history of war. Without a doubt, War in History is one of the premier journals in the field."

Professor Gary Sheffield, University of Birmingham, UK