Asian Journal of Empirical Research aims to advance the field of empirical research by providing a robust platform for the dissemination of innovative findings across various disciplines. The journal is dedicated to promoting high-quality research that tests, extends, or builds knowledge through the application of empirical methods. It seeks to foster a deeper understanding of complex issues pertinent to both Asian contexts and global settings, thereby bridging the gap between theory and practice.

The Asian Journal of Empirical Research welcomes submissions from scholars within Asia and around the world. It is committed to a broad multidisciplinary approach, accepting empirical studies from areas including but not limited to economics, business, education, sociology, psychology, environmental studies, and health sciences. The journal encourages submissions that:

Provide insights into societal, economic, and environmental issues affecting Asian countries and their global interactions. Apply innovative empirical methodologies that contribute to existing theories or pave the way for new theoretical developments. Explore interdisciplinary research that brings together various fields of study to address complex empirical questions. Present comparative studies that enhance understanding of differences and similarities across various regions, particularly within Asia and between Asia and other parts of the world.

By maintaining rigorous peer review processes and ethical research standards, the Asian Journal of Empirical Research aspires to be a leading source of empirical knowledge that supports informed decision-making and policy formulation across diverse academic and practical domains.

The average time between submission and final decision is 20 to 30 working days and the average time between acceptance and final publication is 10 to 15 days.

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