The "Journal of Hellenic Studies" (JHS) is an academic journal with international acclaim, widely recognized as one of the most significant journals in the field of classical studies. With a long-standing history, the JHS has been dedicated to fostering a deep understanding and scholarly discussion of various aspects of Greek civilization since its establishment. It offers scholars a platform for publishing high-quality research papers that typically undergo a stringent peer-review process.

The JHS caters to a readership that includes classical scholars, historians, archaeologists, literary researchers, and both academic and general audiences interested in Greek culture and history. It encompasses articles on a range of Greek topics, spanning the ancient, Byzantine, and modern periods, covering the Greek language, literature, history, art, and archaeology, as well as reviews of recent books that are significant to Greek studies.