Scope
JEMUR welcomes academically grounded undergraduate and graduate scholarship prepared for publication in English. The journal is interdisciplinary by design and evaluates submissions according to clarity of argument, methodological appropriateness, source use, originality, and contribution to academic discussion.
Disciplines
- Humanities and literary studies
- Social sciences and area studies
- Natural sciences and mathematics
- Engineering, computing, and applied technologies
- Business, management, and economics
- Arts, design, visual culture, performance, and creative practice examined through scholarly method
- Interdisciplinary research that connects multiple fields through a coherent research question
Submission Types
- Original research articles based on qualitative, quantitative, theoretical, archival, laboratory, or mixed-method inquiry
- Research notes that present a focused dataset, method, conceptual intervention, or pilot finding
- Literature reviews and review essays with a clear analytical framework and original critical synthesis
- Book reviews that engage recent scholarly publications in a substantive and academically responsible way
- Interviews with scholars, practitioners, artists, or field experts when the interview is introduced, contextualized, and edited as a scholarly contribution
- Capstone, thesis-based, studio-based, or project-based work revised into article form
Editorial Fit
JEMUR is not limited to one discipline. The journal welcomes strong undergraduate and graduate work wherever it is produced, provided that the submission is more than a classroom exercise and has been revised for publication. Submissions should present a defined argument or question, a clear scholarly context, and a properly documented evidentiary base.
Creative or practice-based submissions are welcome when they include critical framing, relevant references, and an academic explanation of method, context, and contribution.