The Journal of Oceania Asia Studies is focused on academic research related to the regions of Oceania and Asia. Here are the subject areas that we covered:

> Comparative studies between Oceania and Asia in various fields such as culture, history, economics, politics, and society.

> Analysis of bilateral or multilateral relations between countries in Oceania and Asia, including diplomatic, economic, and cultural interactions.

> Studies on regional integration efforts, such as ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations), Pacific Islands Forum, or other regional cooperation mechanisms involving Oceania and Asia.

> Research on indigenous cultures, traditions, and societies in Oceania and Asia, including issues related to identity, heritage, and rights.

Examination of environmental challenges and conservation efforts in Oceania and Asia, particularly regarding marine ecosystems, climate change, and sustainability.

> Economic development and trade dynamics between Oceania and Asia, including investments, infrastructure projects, and trade agreements.

> Political analysis of governance structures, regimes, and democratic processes in Oceania and Asia, including issues of governance effectiveness and political stability.

> Studies on migration patterns, diaspora communities, and transnational networks linking Oceania and Asia.

> Research on educational exchange programs, academic collaborations, and knowledge transfer initiatives between institutions in Oceania and Asia.

> Exploration of technological advancements, innovation ecosystems, and digital connectivity initiatives in Oceania and Asia.

If you need specific guidelines and areas of interest, please don't contact us through publication@oceanianjournal.com