ABOUT
The Journal of Eurasian Buddhist (JEBS) is pleased to announce the call for submissions to its volume, Issue I and II. Continuing its mission to advance the study of Buddhism across the Eurasia, JEBS offers a platform for innovative scholarly research, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and exploring the diverse traditions and practices of Buddhism. The journal upholds its rigorous double-blind peer review process to ensure the highest standards of academic integrity and originality.
In this issue, JEBS deepens its exploration of the complex and dynamic tapestry of Buddhist practices, historical trajectories, and contemporary challenges across Eurasia. Our aim remains to illuminate Buddhism’s profound role in shaping cultural, social, and political narratives throughout the region. We look forward to presenting contributions that offer fresh perspectives and groundbreaking insights into the multifaceted nature of Buddhism in Eurasia.
The Journal of Eurasian Buddhist Studies (JEBS) aspires to:
- Promote scholarly research on Buddhism within Eurasia, emphasizing the region’s diverse and interconnected traditions.
- Foster interdisciplinary dialogue by integrating perspectives from history, philosophy, anthropology, art history, archaeology, and religious studies.
- Encourage the study of lesser-known Buddhist traditions and communities within Eurasia, contributing to a more comprehensive understanding of Buddhism’s impact and legacy.
- Serve as a platform for emerging scholars and established experts to publish original research, reviews, and critical essays.
- Enhance global understanding of Eurasian Buddhism’s role in cultural exchange, trade, and the shaping of social and political identities across the region
We invite articles on a wide range of topics related to Buddhism in Eurasia, including but not limited to:
- Historical development and spread of Buddhist traditions across Eurasia.
- The influence of Buddhism on cultural, social, and political landscapes.
- Interactions between Buddhism and other religious or philosophical traditions in Eurasia.
- Artistic and architectural expressions of Buddhism in various Eurasian Contexts.
- Transmission and adaptation of Buddhist texts and practices across regions.
- Contemporary issues and developments in Eurasian Buddhist communities.
- Comparative studies of Buddhism across different Eurasian countries.
- Languages pertaining to Eurasian Buddhist Studies.
- Document Formats: Submissions must be in both Word and PDF formats.
- Word Limit: Articles should be of 8000-11000 words.
- Font: Times New Roman for both English and non-English texts.
- Line Space: 1.5
- Referencing Style: Harvard referencing style (Endnotes and a reference list are required).
- Abstract: A 250 word abstract must be include at the beginning of the article.
- Keywords: 2-4 keywords should be included at the end of the abstract.
- Submissions must be original and unpublished. Articles consisting of AI-generated content, partially or totally, will not be accepted.
A brief biography (100 words) must be sent along with the article, including the author’s name, qualifications, research area, and the University / academic institute where the author is affiliated, if applicable.
23rd October 2026
Abstract Submission for Journal of Eurasian Buddhist (JEBS)
To submit your manuscripts, send your submission directly to the journal’s email: jebs@eurasiancampus.edu.lk.