ASIANetwork Exchange (2 issues/year)

The ASIANetwork Exchange is a peer-reviewed publication, catering primarily to faculty at undergraduate-serving institutions. The ASIANetwork Exchange seeks to publish current research, as well as high-quality pedagogical essays written by specialists and non-specialists alike. We are particularly interested in publishing articles that are suitable for incorporation in the undergraduate classroom.

ASIANetwork Exchange:  Call For Papers

The journal’s publisher, Open Library of Humanities, focuses on making content discoverable and accessible through indexing services. Content is also archived around the world to ensure long-term availability.

ASIANetwork Books

Series editors: Erin McCarthy (St. Lawrence University) and Lisa Trivedi (Hamilton College)

ASIANetwork Books strives to publish high-quality, original monographs, edited collections, and translations that embody a rigorous liberal arts approach to Asian Studies. The series seeks to fill a space between works that address the critical pedagogical strategies of the Asian Studies classroom and works of specialized scholarship that engage a broad readership outside higher education. Manuscripts published in the ASIANetwork Books series, no matter how narrowly focused, are expected to raise broad questions of interest for the public and demonstrate classroom utility for Asian Studies. See the currently published volumes and this flyer.

About the Series

Manuscripts representing a broad range of academic disciplines in the humanities, arts, social sciences, and sciences are appropriate for the series. ASIANetwork Books authors might work on traditional areas of strength in Asian Studies, including study of China and Japan, but might also work on less represented areas of Asia including, Korea, South or Southeast Asia, or the Pacific Rim. ASIANetwork Books is particularly interested in publishing works that address longstanding strengths of ASIANetwork members and its initiatives, including the focus on the arts, the environment, and digital approaches to the study of Asia, as well as emerging areas of focus, such as Asian-American and Pacific Islander (AAPI)/Asian American Studies, Blackness in Asia, Science and Public Health, and Socially Engaged Art.

The editors invite submissions that address particular countries, ethnic groups, and cultures, along with those that engage broader regions or movements that cross geopolitical boundaries. Project foci may be contemporary or historical, grounded in an academic discipline, in an interdisciplinary framework, or comparative approach; methodologies might include or combine original fieldwork, archival research, literary studies and translation, and/or quantitative analysis. Scholarly projects seeking to capitalize on the distinctive possibilities afforded by Lever Press’s open-access, digital publication platform, Fulcrum, are especially encouraged.

We strongly encourage authors to discuss a work’s pedagogical relevance when submitting their manuscript for consideration. While ASIANetwork Books assists teachers in their professional development as authors and deepens the understanding of Asia within campus communities, through its Open Access format it is also intended to provide a broader reading public with engaging and reliable scholarship about Asia.

Publish with ASIANetwork Books

If you have a project that might be a good fit for ASIANetwork Books, please reach out to the series editors, Erin McCarthy and Lisa Trivedi (serieseditors@asianetwork.org), and to Lever Press’s acquiring editor, Sean Guynes (sean@leverpress.org), to describe your project.