As an interdisciplinary journal focused on the Colonial period in Latin America, Colonial Latin American Review has been committed to advancing the in-depth study and understanding of this historical period. The journal was created in response to growing academic interest in colonial topics and to provide a platform for scholars in related fields to exchange and publish research results.

The journal covers a wide range of topics and research methods, including history, archaeology, anthropology, sociology, cultural studies, economic history, political science, and literature. This interdisciplinary perspective allows the journal to explore the complexity and diversity of the colonial period in Latin America from multiple perspectives, promoting dialogue and cooperation between different disciplines. Scholars are encouraged to submit original research articles on the colonial period, which can be historical analyses, theoretical discussions, literature reviews, or methodological studies. By publishing these high-quality scholarly articles, it not only provides a rich resource for the study of the colonial period in Latin America, but also provides the academic community with a window into the in-depth understanding of this historical period.