The Journal Of Pacific History is an academic journal dedicated to the study of the history of the Pacific region, and its influence and academic value are recognized in the relevant field. This journal not only covers the broad history of the Pacific Islands, but also delves into the complex history and culture of these regions and their peoples. Its research scope is extremely broad, extending from prehistoric times to the modern day, providing scholars with a comprehensive understanding of the historical changes in the Pacific region.

The journal publishes articles in a variety of genres, including the study of political, economic, religious, and cultural history, while also focusing on contemporary developments and critical investigation. These articles not only provide in-depth historical analysis, but also insightful commentary and discussion on current social, economic, and political issues. In addition, journals pay special attention to the publication of original documents and annotations to original materials, which provide researchers with valuable first-hand information.