Civilisational Iranian Studies

An International e-Journal Published by Iranians Wisdom House, Vienna Civilisational Iranian Studies e-Journal

Exploring Iranian Civilization Through Continuous Digital Publication

The Civilisational Iranian Studies e-Journal is a peer-reviewed, specialized publication dedicated to the macro-level study of Iranian history, culture, and civilization, published by the Iranians Wisdom House in Vienna. Operating as a bilingual academic platform, the journal officially publishes its scholarly content in both English and German to foster a broader international dialogue.

The journal aims to enhance its readers’ understanding of the rich historical continuity and civilizational depth of Iran, while promoting Iranian studies based on rigorous scientific methodology. Iranian civilization is universally recognized as one of the great pillars of human history, alongside the ancient civilizations of Egypt, Greece, and China. This vast heritage holds numerous historical, intellectual, and cultural layers that, despite centuries of exploration, remain a fertile ground for new discoveries.

The Civilisational Iranian Studies e-Journal welcomes bilingual contributions across several key sections, including:

  • Historical and Civilisational Studies
  • Culture, Traditions, and Identity
  • Shi’a Studies
  • Philosophy & Mysticism
  • Persian Language and Literature
  • Cultural Heritage & Tourism
  • Contemporary Iran

Additionally, the journal presents its content in various academic formats, including original research articles, scholarly notes, transcripts of keynote speeches, and critical book reviews.

As an innovative e-journal, it operates on a continuous publication (CP) model. Rather than publishing traditional periodic issues, new articles are peer-reviewed, accepted, and immediately uploaded online. This dynamic approach ensures that global readers, researchers, and academic institutions always have instant access to the latest content and cutting-edge research in the field of civilisational Iranian studies.