About the International Journal of Maritime History Magazine Subscriptions

The International Journal of Maritime History (IJMH) is the diary of the International Maritime Economic History Association. The IJMH is a completely refereed, quarterly distribution which tends to the oceanic components of financial, social, social, and natural history. Really global in scope, the IJMH distributes investigations of a multidisciplinary nature on a wide scope of sea verifiable topics, including dispatching, shipbuilding, nautical, ports, resorts and other waterfront networks, ocean borne exchange, fishing, climate and the way of life of the ocean. This diary is an individual from the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). 

Each issue of the IJMH conveys a variety of material that mirrors the expansiveness and worldwide nature of exploration in sea history. Researchers the world over contribute include articles just as exploration takes note of that advise perusers regarding significant new grant which has not yet arrived at the phase of a proper monograph, historiographical papers, and expositions on source. A progression of "discussions" investigates significant issues in sea history. The book audits are perceived just like the most broad in the field. Every volume likewise incorporates "Roundtables" including papers by a gathering of members who utilize a significant new book as a stage for conversation of an assortment of topics, procedures and points of view that are proposed by the book; these are then trailed by a reaction by the writer.