What does ATJ mean in THEATER

ATJ covers all aspects of theatre in Asia such as performance, playtexts, language, translation, cultural exchange, audience experience, education and training methods, technology, digital media and global contexts.

ATJ is a scholarly peer-reviewed journal which means that it contains research articles from experts in the field who review other articles before they can be included. It is highly selective and publishes only original research that has been rigorously tested for quality.

Anyone interested in submitting an article to ATJ must have expertise on the subject matter being discussed and should carefully consider their topic before submitting a proposal. The journal does not accept submissions from those outside of its field. All article proposals are first reviewed by the editorial board before being sent for peer-reviewing process.

Each year two issues are produced — one in spring/summer and one in fall/winter —with each issue typically having 4—6 articles alongside book reviews. All published materials are archived online with open access available through Project MUSE® and JSTOR® platforms so readers can access them anytime without any restriction or fee.

For further information please visit https://www2.hawaii.edu/~atj/index.html which contains helpful FAQs about submission guidelines as well as subscription details related to the Asian Theatre Journal publication service. You may also contact publications@asianperformance dot org to address any additional queries you may have regarding this journal or its content.