Journal of Archdisciplinary Studies

Hypothetical frameworks: Hypothetical concepts and frameworks are acceptable in this journal insofar as authors provide good preliminary evidence and reasoning, and the authors clearly specify in their manuscript that their work is hypothetical in nature.
Theoretical frameworks: Unification metatheoretical and archtheoretical frameworks are works that have sufficient evidence and include a methodological explanation in which the framework is derived, often accompanied by quantitative and/or qualitative data sets.
Historical and contemporary analyses: Works that trace big picture ideas and frameworks through history, or/and show common denominators – arches – across their meta.
Applied research: Applied research reports must implement one or more big picture frameworks and must include qualitative and/or quantitative data. Applied research that falls outside these boundaries may be accepted on a case-by-case basis.
Reviews & open letters: Reviews include summaries and opinions on books, literature, or other media. Open letters aimed to address a topic or ask questions to a community or the general public are also considered.
Creative works: Creative works can be both literary and artistic. This includes poetry, art, short stories, opinion pieces, or any other creative work that expresses metamodern or/and archmodern sensibilities.

Read the Guidelines: Please read and follow the criteria as outlined in our Author and Peer Review Guidelines. Download the Author and Peer Review Guidelines here.
Submit your work: Send proposals to contact@arc.voyage with “JAS SUBMISSION” as the subject line.
Response time: For submissions, expect a 1-2 week response time from our editors.