About the Journal
The Journal of Contemporary Chinese and Asian Studies (JCCAS) is a peer-reviewed international academic journal operated and maintained by independent scholars. Designed as a platform for scholars of Chinese studies to present their work, the journal simultaneously functions as an act of participant observation into contemporary knowledge production, symbolic exchange, and academic evaluation frameworks—thereby embedding itself as a textual practice within the broader narrative of contemporary Chinese society and its intellectual landscape.
Embracing an open and inclusive scholarly orientation, JCCAS encourages forward-looking theoretical, methodological, and interdisciplinary approaches, while remaining receptive to research spanning all historical periods from antiquity to the present. The journal welcomes contributions across history, political science, economics, sociology, law, media and communication, cultural studies, philosophy, international relations, and related fields, aiming to document and examine the multifaceted discourse surrounding academic publication within China, Asia, and the global scholarly community.
The Journal of Contemporary Chinese and Asian Studies (JCCAS) is a peer-reviewed international academic journal operated and maintained by independent scholars. Designed as a platform for scholars of Chinese studies to present their work, the journal simultaneously functions as an act of participant observation into contemporary knowledge production, symbolic exchange, and academic evaluation frameworks—thereby embedding itself as a textual practice within the broader narrative of contemporary Chinese society and its intellectual landscape.
Embracing an open and inclusive scholarly orientation, JCCAS encourages forward-looking theoretical, methodological, and interdisciplinary approaches, while remaining receptive to research spanning all historical periods from antiquity to the present. The journal welcomes contributions across history, political science, economics, sociology, law, media and communication, cultural studies, philosophy, international relations, and related fields, aiming to document and examine the multifaceted discourse surrounding academic publication within China, Asia, and the global scholarly community.