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Korean Anthropology Review (KAR) welcomes submissions from various fields of Korean anthropology, Korea-focused submissions from anthropology-adjacent disciplines and interdisciplinary work relevant to anthropology, and from anthropologists and anthropology-adjacent scholars working in Korea.

• Full length papers (6,000-10,000 words). Full length papers will go out for peer review. 
• Submissions must represent original work not already published or in press. 

 

Korean Anthropology Review (KAR) (ISSN 2508-8297 print/ISSN 2671-7123 online) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal published once a year by the Department of Anthropology of Seoul National University (SNU). KAR's primary objective is to foster dialogue between the intellectual traditions of Korean anthropology and those of global and regional anthropologies. By doing so, the journal seeks to contribute to the global commons of anthropological knowledge, offering both theoretical and ethnographic insights from the Korean context that have broader implications for the field. The journal offers a forum for the exchange of ideas from both established scholars in the field and junior scholars.

They are currently soliciting submissions for the 2026 issue, with a deadline for initial submissions of May 15. Please reach out to Bonnie Tilland over Facebook or at bonnie.tilland@gmail.com with any questions.

For those curious about the journal, you can view the most recent issue in the link above