The Journal of Eurasian Studies aims to promote high-quality, interdisciplinary scholarship that advances understanding of the historical, cultural, social, political, and economic dynamics of the Eurasian region. The journal serves as a platform for critical inquiry into the complex interactions, transformations, and continuities that shape Eurasia in both historical and contemporary contexts.
The scope of the journal encompasses research grounded in the Arts and Humanities and Social Sciences, with particular emphasis on interdisciplinary and comparative perspectives. It welcomes original research, theoretical contributions, and critical analyses that examine Eurasia as a dynamic space of cultural exchange, political interaction, and social transformation. The journal’s scope covers all academic areas of Arts and Humanities and Social Sciences including but not limited to below:
Arts and Humanities
- History (Ancient, Medieval, Modern, Contemporary)
- Philosophy
- Literature and Literary Studies
- Linguistics and Applied Linguistics
- Language Studies and Translation
- Cultural Heritage and Heritage Studies
- Religious Studies
- Ethics and Moral Philosophy
- Visual Arts and Performing Arts
- Media and Communication Studies
- Comparative Literature
- Gender and Women’s Studies
- Area and Regional Studies
Social Sciences
- Sociology
- Political Science and International Relations
- Cultural Studies
- Anthropology
- Social Psychology
- Development Studies
- Public Policy and Governance
- Human Geography
- Education and Educational Studies
- Economics (Social and Developmental Aspects)
- Peace and Conflict Studies
- Migration and Diaspora Studies
- Communication and Media Studies
- Criminology and Social Justice