The Micronesian Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences is a semiannual peer reviewed academic electronic journal. It is dedicated to the study of human thought, behavior, and culture in Micronesia. Research notes, book reviews, annotated bibliographies, translations of key documents, and thesis summaries are not refereed. The editorial board consists of scholarly experts on Micronesia from universities and institutions in the Pacific Islands, Australia, and the United States.

As one of the few journals devoted solely to Micronesia, subject coverage is comprehensive. The Micronesian Journal includes unique articles in the fields of archaeology, communications, cultural education, cultural anthropology, ethnobiology, ethnography, historic architecture, historic preservation, history, library studies, linguistics, literature, politics, social anthropology, tourism, and allied humanities subjects. The Journal accepts papers on the basis of their originality and their relevance to Micronesia and the adjacent Pacific region.

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