The Pacific Review

期刊简介：The Pacific Review provides a major platform for the study of the international interactions of the countries of the Asia-Pacific. Our definition of the Asia-Pacific region is wide, encompassing its subregions in Northeast Asia and Southeast Asia, and Australasia, and the Pacific, and emergent conceptions of the Indo-Pacific. However, for those states and issues that extend to the wider Indo-Pacific but are outside the more traditional notions of the Asia-Pacific region, such as in South Asia and the Indian Ocean regions, the journal’s interest is in submissions that speak to interactions influencing the politics of the Asia-Pacific rather than the politics of those regions themselves. The journal's primary focus is on international politics in the broadest understandings of the term, allowing for contributions on foreign policy, security, military strategy, international relations, the international political economy of trade, finance and development, and the political drivers and consequences of transnational issues such as culture and national identity, democratisation, the environment, migration, and new technologies. We have a particular interest in how the region is understood, defined, conceived of, and organised. While The Pacific Review does accept papers on domestic issues, these should be located in broader debates and processes within the region, and reach conclusions that have salience beyond the specific case study country and may affect the wider international politics of the region. The journal is also interested in papers that examine historical processes in the region that inform understandings of contemporary politics and international relations but tends not to publish purely historical papers that are limited to examining one temporal period in isolation. The Pacific Review is highly pluralistic in approach and welcomes submissions from a range of theoretical and methodological perspectives. Nevertheless, we rarely publish submissions that employ formal quantitative theory as it is beyond the scope of the journal’s expertise and well catered for already in many other journals. The Pacific Review is interdisciplinary but sits firmly in the disciplines of International Relations and Area Studies, and all submissions should have a primary and substantial foundation of politics to their analysis. Peer Review Statement All research articles published in this journal have undergone rigorous peer review, based on initial editor screening and anonymized refereeing by at least two anonymous referees.

【译文】《太平洋评论》为研究亚太国家国际互动提供了重要平台。我们对亚太地区的定义很广泛，包括东北亚、东南亚、澳大拉西亚、太平洋等次区域，以及新兴的印太概念。然而，对于那些延伸到更广泛的印度太平洋地区但不属于亚太地区传统概念的国家和问题，例如南亚和印度洋地区，该杂志的兴趣在于提交影响亚太政治的相互作用，而不是这些地区本身的政治。该杂志的主要关注点是最广泛理解的国际政治，包括外交政策、安全、军事战略、国际关系、贸易、金融和发展的国际政治经济，以及文化和国家认同、民主化、环境、移民和新技术等跨国问题的政治驱动因素和后果。我们对如何理解、定义、构思和组织该地区特别感兴趣。虽然《太平洋评论》确实接受有关国内问题的论文，但这些论文应该放在该地区更广泛的辩论和进程中，并得出超越特定案例研究国家的显着性结论，并可能影响该地区更广泛的国际政治。该杂志还对研究该地区历史进程的论文感兴趣，这些论文有助于理解当代政治和国际关系，但往往不会发表仅限于孤立地研究某一时期的纯粹历史论文。 《太平洋评论》的方法高度多元化，欢迎从各种理论和方法论角度提交意见。尽管如此，我们很少发表采用正式定量理论的论文，因为它超出了期刊的专业范围，并且已经在许多其他期刊中得到了很好的满足。 《太平洋评论》是跨学科的，但坚定地立足于国际关系和地区研究的学科，所有提交的材料都应有其分析的主要和坚实的政治基础。同行评审声明 本期刊发表的所有研究文章都经过严格的同行评审，基于初步编辑筛选和至少两名匿名审稿人的匿名审稿。