Radical History Review is a popular academic journal that provides a profound interpretation and expansion of the discipline of history with a unique perspective and diverse methodology. This magazine not only focuses on the traditional research fields of historians, such as politics, economy, and social structure, but also emphasizes marginal topics such as gender, race, sexual orientation, imperialism, and class, which were important areas that were often overlooked by mainstream historical research in the past.

By incorporating articles from historians with diverse backgrounds, research interests, and professional perspectives, this magazine promotes interdisciplinary and multicultural dialogue, helping to construct a more comprehensive and rich historical landscape. It not only focuses on the history of the Western world, but also delves into the history of non Western countries and regions, providing a global historical perspective.