The Pacific Review is a peer-reviewed academic journal that analyses political, security and economic developments across the Asia-Pacific region. Founded in 1988, it is published bimonthly by Routledge (Taylor & Francis) and co-edited by Shaun Breslin and Chris W. Hughes of the University of Warwick.
History The journal was launched in 1988 to provide a scholarly forum on the international interactions of the Pacific Basin. Over time it has expanded its coverage to include questions of regional order, economic statecraft and trans-national cultural exchange.
Scope Typical topics include: Regional and sub-regional security architectures Comparative political economy and economic integration Foreign-policy analysis of Asia-Pacific states Trans-national identity, culture and governance
Abstracting and indexing The Pacific Review is abstracted and indexed in, among others: Social Sciences Citation Index (Web of Science) Scopus EBSCO databases ProQuest databases
Impact factor According to the 2024 Journal Citation Reports, the journal has an impact factor of 2.0.
See also Asian studies List of international relations journals
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