War & Society publishes high-quality scholarly articles on the causes, experience and impact of war. Our articles feature original research based oour main emphasis is on the broader relationships between warfare and society. Our articles range in time from Ancient Greece to the 21st Century, and highlight the diverse aspects of national and transnational operational and social military history. We also welcome articles that reflect recent historical turns, such as memory studies, cultural history, and the history of emotions. War & Society does not review books.n archival, oral, and other primary sources.