Pacific Geographies

Aims & Scope

PG provides an inter- and transdisciplinary academic platform to investigate social, cultural, environmental and economic issues and developments in the whole Asia-Pacific region. The use of colored photos and high-quality maps provides authors with unique opportunities to illustrate their work, which is a distinctive characteristic of PG . PG aims to encourage researchers and practitioners to report on their research-based work. We especially welcome contributions from scholars from the Asia-Pacific region and young scholars with fieldwork experience. PG seeks to foster a debate between researchers, governments, NGOs, the private sector and communities. The journal targets a wide audience of readers including academics and students, public and private sector representatives and the general public with an interest in research that focuses the Asia-Pacific region. Over the years, PG has published contributions to the fields of anthropology, geography, environmental sciences, political sciences and various other disciplines, as well as Pacific Studies. Articles submitted to Pacific Geographies should discuss original research, are theory-driven or based on empirical studies, and make a major contribution to the respective field of research. Research notes can also report on research in progress or be the result of applied research activities.

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