A debate and cocktail reception at the National Press Club in Washington DC formally marked the re-launch of Survival, the Institute’s journal on global politics and strategy.
The discussion was chaired by Dr Dana Allin, Editor of Survival and Senior Fellow for Transatlantic Affairs, featured a distinguished panel and took its theme from the focus of the re-launch issue:
The Bush Years and Beyond: is the world becoming safer?
‘Relaunching is one term for what we are doing with Survival. But perhaps it would be more accurate to say that we are ‘refreshing’ the journal. We are making no break with our traditions, and we don’t propose to repair what, in all humility, we feel is not broken.
Instead, Survival is getting its second wind, and doing more: six issues a year rather than four; short topical essays to match contemplative articles; more review essays and book reviews; more exchanges and contributors’ forums; notices, charts and tables that crisply capture the dimensions of an international policy challenge…
