Wilson Quarterly Relaunches on Digital Platform

WASHINGTON – The Wilson Center announced today the relaunch of the Wilson Quarterly in a new digital format featuring multimedia content that is primed for social media and designed to fit any digital device.

The Spring 2014 issue rolls out the new format, featuring a cluster of stories on the lasting effects of the War in Afghanistan on Afghanistan and the United States. Christina Lamb examines the future of women in Afghanistan through the stories of several extraordinary women; Jesse Ruliffson’s graphic novel describes a wounded veteran’s longing for the action of combat; and a short video documentary looks at the impact of war on prosthetic technology, among other stories.

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“For more than 38 years the Wilson Quarterly has been central to the Wilson Center brand and has built a devoted audience through first-class writing and original insight from some of the finest thinkers in the world,” said Jane Harman, Director, President and CEO of the Wilson Center. “Today, we're re-launching the Wilson Quarterly using the latest storytelling technology to bring the Quarterly's brand of serious thinking to a digital audience.”

Readers will be able to access all content in the Wilson Quarterly online without a subscription, free of charge. Content will be continually added and updated on the Wilson Quarterly website, with a variety of perspectives on a single theme published each quarter.

Stay tuned for new features and content to be added to the new website soon. 

Notes to editors:

1. The Wilson Center provides a strictly nonpartisan space for the worlds of policymaking and scholarship to interact. By conducting relevant and timely research and promoting dialogue from all perspectives, it works to address the critical current and emerging challenges confronting the United States and the world.