About the Journal

About the Journal

Arts and Humanities Archives (AHA) having e-ISSN: 3117-759X is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to preserving, analyzing, and disseminating high-quality scholarship in the diverse fields of arts, humanities, culture, and social thought.
The journal serves as a scholarly repository for critical studies, creative insights, and historical analyses that contribute to a deeper understanding of human expression, identity, and cultural evolution.

AHA is published by The Scientific Institute of Stanford & Oxbridge Rowan Group (TSI–SORG). provides a global platform for researchers, educators, creative practitioners, and academics to publish interdisciplinary work that expands intellectual discourse and enriches cultural knowledge.

Aims and Scope

The journal welcomes contributions across a wide range of humanities and arts disciplines, including but not limited to:

Arts

  • Visual arts, fine arts, sculpture, and design

  • Performing arts, theatre, film studies, and musicology

  • Digital arts, multimedia studies, and creative practices

  • Art history, aesthetics, and critical theory

Humanities

  • Literature, linguistics, and comparative studies

  • History, historiography, and heritage studies

  • Philosophy, ethics, and epistemology

  • Cultural studies, gender studies, and identity studies

  • Anthropology, archaeology, and folklore

  • Religion, mythology, and symbolic studies

Interdisciplinary Studies

  • Media and communication studies

  • Globalization and cultural transformation

  • Postcolonial, diasporic, and indigenous studies

  • Humanistic approaches to technology and society

AHA encourages submissions that combine traditional humanities inquiry with modern analytical perspectives.

Mission

The mission of Arts and Humanities Archives is to:

  • Support the preservation and advancement of human cultural and intellectual heritage

  • Provide an inclusive platform for global scholarly voices

  • Promote critical reflection, dialogue, and creative innovation

  • Foster interdisciplinary research and new perspectives on human experiences

  • Maintain a long-term academic archive of arts and humanities scholarship

Peer Review Policy

AHA follows a double-blind peer-review process to ensure academic rigor and impartial evaluation.
Each submission is reviewed for:

  • Originality and scholarly contribution

  • Clarity of argument and theoretical relevance

  • Research depth, methodology, and structure

  • Alignment with humanities and arts discourse

The editorial process adheres to COPE ethical guidelines and international academic publishing standards.

Open Access Policy

The journal adopts a Gold Open Access model.
All articles are freely available online at the time of publication under a Creative Commons License, enabling access for students, researchers, and the global academic community without restrictions.

Digital Preservation

AHA ensures permanent availability of published content through:

  • PKP PN

  • LOCKSS / CLOCKSS

  • DOI registration for every article

Target Audience

The journal is intended for:

  • Humanities and arts scholars

  • Researchers and academics

  • Cultural historians and sociologists

  • Artists, designers, and creative professionals

  • Students and educators

  • Archivists and heritage professionals