To All Journal Authors, Contributors, and Readers,

We are pleased to inform you that our journal has been successfully indexed in ICI Copernicus. This indexation is an important achievement in our efforts to increase the visibility and accessibility of the journal to the academic and research community.

ICI Copernicus (Index Copernicus International) is the leading international indexation platform, which allows scientific articles to be indexed and accessed by researchers from various disciplines. Indexation at ICI Copernicus will help increase the exposure of articles published in our journal, as well as broaden the range of readers and researchers interested in the topics covered.

We are committed to continuously improving the quality of our service and journal content, as well as maintaining high academic standards in every published article. This success is inseparable from the contribution, hard work, and support of all writers, contributors, and the editorial team.

We thank you for your participation in developing this journal and hope that indexation at ICI Copernicus will provide greater benefits for the development of science and research.

Thank you for your concern and support.

Best regards,
Journal Editor

Journal of Asian Studies: Culture, Language, Art and Communications publishes the following types of manuscripts:

• Original research articles: The manuscripts should be approximately 6000–8000 words. The manuscripts must contain a review of the current state of knowledge on the research question(s) of interest, then share new information or new ideas that will impact the state of theory and/or practice in the area of ASEAN Studies and/or Southeast Asian Studies.
• Review article: The manuscripts should be approximately 1500–3500 words. The manuscripts must contain the current state of understanding on a particular topic about ASEAN and/or Southeast Asian Studies by analyzing and discussing research previously published by others
• Book review: The manuscripts should be approximately 1500–4000 words. The manuscripts must contain a critical evaluation of the book by making argument and commentary on the particular book discussed in ASEAN and/or Southeast Asian Studies.
• Practice notes: These are shorter manuscripts, approximately 1500–3500 words, that are of specific interest to practitioners. These manuscripts must present new development for the ASEAN.
• Research notes: Similar to practice notes, these are shorter manuscripts, approximately 1500–3500 words, that have specific implications for ASEAN. The manuscripts should employ rigorous methodology, either qualitative or quantitative