Revue Camerounaise d'Études Internationales (RCEI) is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to the critical analysis of international relations, diplomacy, global governance, peace and conflict studies, and international law, with a particular focus on African perspectives. Published by a team of scholars and practitioners based in Cameroon, RCEI serves as a platform for interdisciplinary dialogue and original research that contributes to the understanding of Africa's role in global affairs. The journal welcomes submissions in both French and English.
Aims and Scope
The Revue Camerounaise d’Études Internationales (RCEI) aims to advance scholarly research and critical reflection on issues related to international relations, diplomacy, foreign policy, international law, global governance, security, development, and peace studies, with a special emphasis on African experiences and perspectives. RCEI provides an inclusive and interdisciplinary platform for academics, policymakers, and practitioners to engage with global challenges and debates shaping the international system. The journal is committed to amplifying African voices in international scholarship and fostering cross-regional intellectual exchange. We welcome original research articles, policy analyses, book reviews, and theoretical contributions in either French or English. Manuscripts that explore Africa’s role in the global arena, South-South cooperation, multilateral diplomacy, regional integration, and postcolonial international thought are particularly encouraged. RCEI promotes rigorous scholarship that is relevant to both academic inquiry and real-world policymaking.
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