About the Journal

Focus and Scope: The Palestinian Yearbook is a peer-reviewed annual academic journal that addresses the Palestinian question across its political, diplomatic, economic, legal, humanitarian, and cultural dimensions. The journal's primary focus areas include: the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and its international dimensions, international legal proceedings (ICJ and ICC cases), the Palestinian economy and humanitarian conditions, diaspora and civil society movements, cultural resistance and the arts, media representation, and academic freedom.

Open Access Policy: The Palestinian Yearbook is published on a fully open-access basis. All content is freely available without subscription or charge. Articles published in the journal may be used for academic and educational purposes, provided an appropriate citation is given.

Peer Review Process: All manuscripts submitted to the journal undergo a double-blind peer review, in which the identities of both authors and reviewers remain confidential. The review process typically takes between eight and twelve weeks.

Copyright: Copyright for each volume is held by Kritik Publication House. Views expressed in individual articles are those of the authors and do not represent the official position of the editorial board.

Publication Frequency and Language: The Palestinian Yearbook is published once a year. The journal welcomes submissions in both Turkish and English.

Archiving: The journal aims to ensure long-term digital preservation by supporting LOCKSS and CLOCKSS archiving systems.

History: The Palestinian Yearbook was founded in 2024 in response to the historic significance of the period inaugurated by the events of 7 October 2023, with a commitment to rigorous academic documentation and analysis. Its first volume was published in 2025, and its second volume in 2026.

Contact: For manuscript submissions and general inquiries: filistinyilligi@gmail.com