• The Journal of Nationalism Studies (JNS) is an international peer-reviewed journal that aims to contribute to the literature on nationalism at both national and international levels in accordance with academic ethics and scientific conventions.
• In this regard, the journal focuses on nationalist theories, the historical development of nationalism, and new areas of nationalist studies, as well as research articles and book reviews prepared in fields such as Anthropology, History of Thought, Ethnology, Political Science, Sociology, International Relations, Political History, and Modern History.
• The journal, which continues its publication life through a joint academic initiative by scientists from different universities, is published twice a year in April and October. The journal's languages of publication are Turkish and English.
• Our mission is to make current and high-quality information produced in the field of nationalism studies accessible on a global scale and to create a prestigious discussion and meeting platform for academics and researchers working in this field.

The Journal of Nationalism Studies (JNS) focuses on original works that will guide current debates, covering nationalism theories, the historical development of nationalism, and new areas of nationalism studies. In line with this fundamental axis, the journal also covers the following areas of study from an interdisciplinary perspective:

• Anthropology
• History of Thought
• Ethnology
• Political Science: (European and Regional Studies, Comparative Political Movements, Populism Studies, Political Currents, Political Communication, Political Theory and Political Philosophy, History of Political Thought, Turkish Political Life, International Politics, and other sub-fields of Political Science.)
• Sociology: (Identity Politics, Sociology of Modernisation, Political Sociology and Social Movements.)
• International Relations: (Border Security and Migration Policies, Turkic World Studies, Politics in International Relations, and other sub-fields of International Relations.)
• Political History: (Military Geography, Atatürk's Principles and the History of the Revolution, Political Geography in Political History, Turkish Political History and other sub-branches of Political History.)
• Modern History: (Military History, Asian History, European History, Balkan History, Press History, Middle Eastern History, Ottoman History, Republican History, Russian History, History of Modernisation, and other sub-branches of Modern History.)