Asian History is a quarterly, peer-reviewed, open-access academic journal dedicated to
the study of history and its allied disciplines with a primary focus on Asia.
The journal welcomes contributions that explore diverse aspects of Asian
history, archaeology, heritage, culture, religions, philosophy, and other
related subjects that fall under the broad umbrella of historical inquiry.
Asian History is
devoted to providing a scholarly platform that promotes intellectual exchange
and the dissemination of cutting-edge historical research at both regional and
global levels.
The journal offers space for academics, historians, archaeologists, professionals, practitioners,
and students to publish high-quality research papers, case studies, literature
reviews, survey reports, dissertations, book reviews, and other scholarly
contributions. Submissions are welcomed from across the globe, particularly
those that provide insights into the historical and cultural evolution of Asian
societies.
Aims and Scope
The primary aim of
Asian History is to foster scholarly dialogue and critical engagement in
the fields of history, culture, and heritage studies, with a specific emphasis
on Asia. The journal seeks to publish innovative research that deepens
historical understanding, enriches comparative perspectives, and broadens
global awareness of Asia’s historical legacy and contemporary relevance.
Areas of Interest Include:
- History & Archaeology: Ancient, Medieval, Modern, and Contemporary Asian History;
Archaeological studies; Epigraphy; Numismatics; Historiography.
- Culture & Heritage: Art History, Architecture, Folklore, Oral Traditions, Heritage
Conservation, Museum Studies, and Cultural Practices.
- Religion & Philosophy: Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Jainism, Sikhism, Christianity in Asia,
Indigenous Religions, Comparative Religion, Asian Philosophy, and Ethical
Traditions.
- Interdisciplinary Studies: Heritage Tourism, Cultural Anthropology, Regional Studies, and intersections of history with law, politics, economics, and sociology when relevant to Asian contexts.
Asian History aspires to be an inclusive forum for researchers worldwide, encouraging submissions that bridge disciplines and perspectives to illuminate Asia’s rich and diverse historical experiences.