Journal of the Indian Anthropological Society (JIAS) is
published by the Indian Anthropological society since the year 1966 to encourage scholarly
discourse in anthropology and allied disciplines. JIAS follows a strict double-blind peer review
policy and publication ethics. The rigorous process followed ensures an impartial evaluation of
submitted manuscripts for publication.
The Journal is presently indexed with NISCAIR, New Delhi; Indian Documentation Service;
Anthropological Index Online to Current Periodicals; and Sociological Abstract; Royal
Anthropological Institute, UK, and EBSCO Publishing Inc. This journal has been enlisted in the
University Grants Commission (UGC) Consortium for Academic and Research Ethics (UGC-CARE)(under
Social Sciences) till the date UGC decides to continue.
A flagship, double-blind peer-reviewed multidisciplinary journal advancing rigorous research across subdisciplines of anthropology—sociocultural, biological, archaeological, and linguistic—and its allied subjects across the natural and human sciences.
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