Archipel-etudes Interdisciplinaires Sur Le Monde Insulindien SCIE

Archipel etudes Interdisciplinaries Sur Le Monde Insulin has always been an authoritative academic journal for studying the world history and society of island Native Americans. This magazine focuses on vast areas beyond the Indonesian archipelago and the Malay Peninsula, covering a wide range of island spaces from the Philippines to Madagascar, providing readers with a window into this unique region. The magazine is renowned for its rich thematic archives and variable information, which not only includes the organization and analysis of historical documents, but also research on contemporary social changes. The magazine also regularly publishes reviews and news, timely reflecting the latest research trends and social events in the region.

This magazine is not only an important tool for scholars to study, but also provides valuable information resources for policy makers, educators, and the public interested in the region. Through the magazine, readers can gain a comprehensive understanding of the island Indian world, including its complex historical background, diverse cultural traditions, and ongoing social changes. The publication of magazines is of great significance in promoting academic research and cultural understanding of the region. It provides a valuable academic platform for global readers to explore and understand this challenging and opportunity filled area together.