| About the Journal |
The Asian Journal of Latin American Studies
(AJLAS, previously the Korean Journal of Latin American Studies)
is an academic journal for discussion and debate on the subjects
of Latin American affairs and comparative perspectives between
Asian and Latin American societies. The AJLAS is published by
the Latin American
Studies Association of Korea (LASAK) four times per year
in March, June, September, and December.
The purpose of the AJLAS is to stimulate and disseminate research
and scholarship regarding Latin American studies; the broad
scope of AJLAS covers areas in the humanities and social sciences,
including: economics, political science, international relations,
philosophy, history, sociology, geography, anthropology, and
literature. Articles with an interdisciplinary approach are
especially welcome. |
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| Call for Papers |
| AJLAS invites submissions of well-researched
papers in the areas of the humanities and social sciences for
the forthcoming journal, Volume 17, Number 2. Please visit the
Submissions area of the AJLAS
website for details. |
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| LASAK |
| The Latin
American Studies Association of Korea (LASAK) was founded
in 1986 as an academic society for Latin American studies in
South Korea. LASAK aims to disseminate scholarly agendas on
Latin America through biannual conferences and regular publication
of journals (AJLAS) and newsletters. LASAK encourages study
seminars and promotes the exchange of ideas among scholars who
engae in Latin American studies in different institutions. The
members of LASAK include scholars affiliated with universities
and researchers working at governmental or private research
institutes who teach and conduct research on various subjects,
including: social sciences, language and literature, and cultural
studies of Latin America. |
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