List of Editors
- 1910–1917: Philip Kerr, later British Ambassador to the United States
- 1917–1919: Reginald Coupland, Beit Professor of History at Oxford
- 1919–1921: Lionel Curtis, RIIA founding secretary
- 1921–1934: John Dove
- 1934–1939: Henry Vincent Hodson, later editor of the Sunday Times
- 1939–1941: Reginald Coupland
- 1941–1944: Geoffrey Dawson, former editor, The Times
- 1944–1965: Dermot Morrah
- 1965–1971: Leonard Beaton
- 1971: Michael Howard and Robert Jackson
- 1972–1975: Robert Jackson
- 1975–1979: Alexander MacLeod
- 1979–1981: Evan Charlton
- 1982 Publication Suspended
- 1983–2004: Peter Lyon
- 2004–2008: Andrew Williams
- 2009– present: Venkat Iyer, University of Ulster
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