Journal of Veterans Studies

The Journal of Veterans Studies is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal based in the United States. The journal has a small team of four employees and generates approximately $0.5 million in annual revenue. It is dedicated to advancing the field of veterans studies through rigorous research and scholarly discourse. The Journal of Veterans Studies focuses on the experiences of military veterans and their families after service. The journal explores a wide range of topics related to veterans, including combat exposure, reintegration challenges, and interactions with systems like the Department of Veterans Affairs. It welcomes submissions from various disciplines, such as Rhetoric and Composition, Literature, History, Social and Behavioral Sciences, and Student Affairs. The journal encourages diverse forms of scholarship, including multimodal submissions. As an open-access publication, The Journal of Veterans Studies makes its content freely available to a global audience. The journal is committed to fostering interdisciplinary collaborations and promoting understanding of the veteran experience. It actively seeks to bridge gaps between cultures, institutions, experiences, and knowledge within the field of veterans studies. Interested parties can learn more about The Journal of Veterans Studies and its submission guidelines by visiting its website at journal-veterans-studies.org.