About the Journal
The Heritage and Culture Studies Journal is a peer review journal published by ISRN Journals with a focus on cultural heritage, identity, preservation practices, and cultural policies within a variety of societies. The journal publishes articles that document, analyze, and critically discuss heritage and cultural expressions, encompassing both intangible and tangible heritage systems. The journal's content includes heritage preservation and conservation, museums and collections, cultural history and identity formation, archaeology and heritage interpretation, cultural policies and practices, heritage tourism, community heritage practices, indigenous knowledge systems, and ethics. The journal encourages articles that use effective historical, qualitative, interpretive, and mixed-method approaches, particularly if these are well documented and supported by clear arguments. The journal allows authors to write original research articles, review articles, and case studies on cultural heritage and related topics. When researchers or scholars are searching for a publishing avenue for their heritage research, cultural studies articles, heritage management research, cultural policy analysis, or heritage tourism research, this journal offers a clear publishing pathway for scholars and experts with a professional publishing process for maximum visibility and use.
Article Publication fee is $100.00
