Early American Studies - Interdisciplinary Journal "is an academic journal that focuses on multiple fields of early American history, culture, society, and emphasizes interdisciplinary research methods. The establishment of this journal aims to promote a comprehensive understanding and in-depth exploration of early American history in the academic community, break through traditional disciplinary boundaries through interdisciplinary perspectives and methods, and promote innovation and development in early American research.

With the acceleration of globalization and the increasing frequency of international exchanges, the early history of the United States, as an important part of world history, has attracted the attention of more and more scholars. However, traditional single disciplinary research methods often struggle to fully reveal the complexity and diversity of early American history. Therefore, the interdisciplinary journal Early American Studies emerged, which encourages scholars to use theories and methods from multiple disciplines such as history, literature, sociology, anthropology, political science, and economics to conduct comprehensive research and interpretation of early American history.