Journal Of Womens History is an academic journal dedicated to the study of women's history, aiming to promote a deeper understanding of women's experiences in different historical periods, cultures, and social backgrounds. The journal particularly advocates the use of comparative and transnational research methods, which help to reveal the complexity and diversity of gender historical construction.

Through comparative methods, researchers can explore the similarities and differences in women's experiences across different regions or countries, in order to better understand how gender roles and women's status are shaped in different cultural and historical contexts. This comparative perspective not only enriches our understanding of women's history, but also promotes a deeper cross-cultural understanding of gender issues. The transnational approach emphasizes historical connections and interactions across national borders, considering how global historical processes have influenced women's lives and the formation of gender relations. This approach recognizes that women's experiences and gender historical constructions do not occur in isolation, but are the result of interactions with broader political, economic, and social forces.