Asian Ethnology 84–2 has released the first articles and reviews for our rolling issue. More content will appear as it’s ready; final pagination comes at completion. All open access. Read here: asianethnology.scholasticahq.com/issue/13040

A new Scholastica–Maverick report warns big publishers are tightening control of key tools. AE supports scholars across Asia. See our 67-1, 2008 Editors' Introduction: “Introducing Asian scholars’ work… to compensate for the imbalance.” lp.scholasticahq.com/technology-n...

🎧 The latest episode of the Asian Ethnology Podcast is now live! Benjamin Dorman discusses the journal’s move to the Scholastica platform—streamlining submissions, peer review, and open access. Listen here: asianethnology.libsyn.com/moving-asian... #AsianEthnology #OpenAccess #Scholastica

Last week we welcomed co-editor Frank Korom to Nagoya for the 2025 Asian Ethnology editorial meeting — a key step in our transition to Scholastica. Productive discussions, renewed collaboration, and shared commitment to open-access scholarship. #AsianEthnology #OpenAccess #Scholastica

Asian Ethnology is now open for submissions! Submit via Scholastica → asianethnology.scholasticahq.com/for-authors US$10 submission fee (no APCs). Please read the guidelines + browse recent issues before submitting.

🎉 New issue of Asian Ethnology (84-1) is out! Guest edited by Karen G. Ruffle: Sensing Muḥarram in Asia. Now on Scholastica—digital access, continuous publication, no print, and always open access. 👉 asianethnology.scholasticahq.com/issue/12523

With co-editor Frank Korom and proofs of the next issue of Asian Ethnology. Featuring articles on ritual whips in Taiwan, rock fights and violence in early modern China, folklore in Assamese film, and fish-shaped streamers and festivals in Japan. Estimated publication Dec. 2024. All open access.

Volume 83/1. Special issue - "Rethinking Regions: Locality and Circulation in South Asia" Open access. Volume 83/2, featuring articles on Japanese Buddhist families, rock fights in early modern Canton, ritual whips in contemporary Taiwan, and others coming soon. asianethnology.org/volume/83-1