The Journal of Anthropological Research is an academic journal that covers various aspects of anthropological research, dedicated to publishing in-depth research, theoretical discussions, and field work on anthropology. The magazine publishes approximately 100 book reviews annually, providing readers with timely commentary and analysis on the latest publications and classic works. The target audience of the magazine is anthropologists who hold various professional and theoretical positions in the United States and around the world.

The magazine emphasizes detailed introductions and rigorous analysis of field research, reflecting the characteristics of anthropology as a discipline that focuses on field investigations and experiences. By publishing high-quality field research reports, the journal provides anthropologists with a platform to showcase their discoveries and insights in different cultural and social contexts. These studies not only enhance our understanding of human diversity, but also promote cross-cultural and interdisciplinary dialogue and cooperation.