The Journal of American Studies of Turkey (JAST) is an open access and international publication of the American Studies Association of Turkey (ASAT). The journal follows a double-blind peer review process and publishes research in English related to American Studies. The journal publishes two issues each year in June and December. 

Since its inception in 1995, JAST has been the sole academic journal for American Studies in Turkey. As part of its mission, the journal supports the work of both Turkish and international scholars engaged in American Culture and Literature and it aims to aims to foster interdisciplinary dialogue by encouraging contributions that offer fresh insights into American culture, society, and institutions.

Articles that explore the intersections of literature, history, art, music, film, politics, economics, popular culture, institutions, politics, economics, geography and related subjects are welcomed to have a comprehensive understanding of the complexities of American experience. JAST is also interested in comparative studies that place American culture in a broader international context, examining its relations with other cultures. Such comparative work enriches our understanding of cross-cultural exchanges and influences, highlighting the interconnectedness of global societies. The journal does not assume responsibility for the views or statements expressed by contributors in the journal. JAST’s target group include academics, researchers, graduate students.

By including a variety of content, the journal seeks to engage a wide readership and promote a dynamic exchange of ideas across disciplines and borders. JAST accepts the following types of articles for publication:

1) Original research/review articles

2) Interviews with prominent figures in American Studies

3) Critical reviews of books, films and performances that reflect on contemporary cultural and academic debates in/about the United States.

JAST does not accept the following types of articles for publication:

1) Manuscripts that are currently being considered for publication elsewhere.

2) Manuscripts that do not address the scope of the journal.

3) Manuscripts that are not written in English.

4) Manuscripts with similarity index is more than 15%.

5) Manuscripts that are generated by artificial intelligence.

Manuscripts that do not adhere to the “Author Guidelines” will be desk rejected or returned by the editors. 

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