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Academic journals associated with learned and professional societies

  • South African Historical JournalIn 1969, the South African Historical Journal began publishing quarterly research on the history of the Southern African region.
  • Perspectives on PoliticsPerspectives on Politics arrived in 2003 with a pointed question behind it: what should academic political science say to people who actually care about…
  • The Economic History ReviewThe Economic History Review has been asking hard questions about money, markets, and human welfare since 1927. Its founder was Eileen Power, a historian…
  • Quaternary InternationalQuaternary International is a peer-reviewed scientific journal dedicated to quaternary science, published by Elsevier on behalf of the International Union…
  • The Journal of American HistoryThe Journal of American History has been shaping what scholars say, study, and argue about the American past for well over a century.
  • Iranian Studies (journal)Iranian Studies, a peer-reviewed journal covering Iranian and Persianate history, literature, and society, has been a gathering point for scholarly work on…
  • Artificial Life (journal)Artificial Life is a peer-reviewed scientific journal with an unusual mandate: to publish research on systems that humans build but that behave like living…
  • AmbioAmbio: A Journal of Environment and Society has been asking hard questions about the human relationship with the natural world since 1972.
  • Speculum (journal)Speculum: A Journal of Medieval Studies has been asking questions about the medieval world since 1926, the year Edward Kennard Rand brought it into existence.
  • Daedalus (journal)Daedalus began its life in 1846 not as a journal at all, but as a record of proceedings for the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.