SEA Open Research

Editorial Coordination and Scholarly Activity since 1999

Over 6,000 peer-reviewed articles across 26 years of scholarly activity

Academic journals, international conferences, thematic hubs, and conference proceedings forming an integrated scholarly archive.

Documenting academic dialogue developed through SEA Hubs and international conferences.

Archived peer-reviewed publications

Access to scholarly records

Preserving academic knowledge

Doctoral and monographic works

Editorial Legacy Statement (1999–2025)

Between 1999 and 2025, the journals coordinated within the SEA Open Journals framework constituted a sustained editorial endeavor dedicated to applied research, scholarly rigor, and meaningful academic dialogue.

Across more than two decades of continuous activity, these journals provided an international platform for peer-reviewed contributions spanning diverse thematic areas, while maintaining a consistent commitment to editorial integrity, methodological soundness, and relevance to both theory and practice.

The editorial process was supported by an extended academic community of editors, reviewers, and contributors whose expertise and engagement shaped the intellectual profile of each journal over time. Together, they fostered a space for inquiry, reflection, and the dissemination of research grounded in real-world contexts.

While the journals are no longer active as publishing venues, their archived issues remain accessible as part of the scholarly record. These collections reflect the intellectual efforts of their authors and the editorial standards that guided their publication throughout the journal’s active years.

This archive stands as a documented chapter of academic work and collaboration, preserving the contributions made during a distinct period in the evolution of scholarly publishing.

Dan SERGHIE

/ Publisher

Academic Colleagues and Longstanding Collaboration

The individuals presented here have been part of a sustained academic collaboration, supporting the journals and their associated international conferences over the years. Their contribution reflects shared commitment, trust, and scholarly purpose.