Anthropological Forum is an inclusive academic journal dedicated to the in-depth examination and advancement of disciplinary methods from the perspectives of anthropology and sociology. The journal encourages the exploration of traditional and experimental methods with a view to enriching and expanding our understanding of human societies and cultures.

Special emphasis is placed on empirical ethnographic research, which provides detailed descriptions and analyses of specific social or cultural groups through in-depth fieldwork. Ethnographic studies not only document concrete manifestations of human diversity, but also reveal the deep meaning and logic behind cultural practices. Exploratory theoretical articles that may address the interaction between global processes and local examples are also welcome. The journal encourages researchers to explore how globalization affects local social structures and cultural patterns, and how local practices respond to and shape global trends.