Talk:International Quarterly for Asian Studies

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"IQAS – International Quarterly for Asian Studies". Humboldt University of Berlin. Berlin, Germany. Retrieved 9 May 2021. IQAS (International Quarterly for Asian Studies) has been Germany's leading academic journal on Asia since 1970. It provides a forum for multidisciplinary research on current and historical topics relevant to politics, economics and society in contemporary Asia.

Comment: Claudia Derichs, the editor-in-chief, is a professor at the Humboldt University of Berlin; but the page on university's website (weblink provided above in this citation) does not mentions her as its author/add-er. Can we add it to the article as not-a-primary source? If it's worth mentioning, please also note that the university uses two separate pages to give a profile of the professor and the journal.

Boehm, Eric H., ed. (1998). "Asia and the Pacific Region". Historical Abstracts: Twentieth century abstracts, 1914-2000. Part B, Volume 49, Issue 3. ABC-Clio. ISSN 0363-2725. OCLC 1000359. p. 683: Funfundzwanzig Jahre Internationales Asienforum [25 Years of Internationales Asienforum]. Internationales Asienforum [Germany] 1995 26(1): 5-110. A classified listing of all articles, reviews, and conference reports published in Internationales Asienforum since the journal was first published in 1970, comprising a wide variety of scholarship on modern Asia.

Comment: Source is addressing the material published in the journal over a period of 25 years as "a wide variety of scholarship on modern Asia".

Pinging editor Randykitty Thanks, Мастер Шторм (talk) 19:03, 9 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Editors are requested to note that a new section has been recently added to the article: International Quarterly for Asian Studies#Abstracting and indexing. Thanks, Мастер Шторм (talk) 07:50, 10 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]