Highlander Press hosts a growing collection of peer-reviewed, open-access journals dedicated to interdisciplinary scholarship at the intersection of society, culture, ecology, and health. Our journals—The Highlander Journal, PluriMed: Journal of Medical Pluralism, and Ekologos: Journal of Environmental Sciences and Humanities—offer critical, field-based, and theoretically grounded research with a focus on Indigenous knowledge systems, sustainability, and the challenges of the Anthropocene. Each journal fosters dialogue across disciplines and geographies, with a commitment to intellectual rigor, accessibility, and ethical engagement.

Journals

  • The Highlander Journal

    The Highlander Journal is an academic, open-access, and peer reviewed online journal, broadly concerned with the study of Asia's highland communities historically situated at the margins of the state, and is inspired by debates on the spatio-cultural aspects of 'Zomia'. This concept was used originally to imagine an alternate cartography of upland Asia, which in-turn spurred debates on state, culture, and social formation in the so-called peripheries. The Journal is a unique and accessible forum for multidisciplinary and comparative discussions, taking these concepts within and beyond Asia and thereby engaging with global conversations on interconnection and fragmentation.

  • PluriMed Journal of Medical Pluralism

    PluriMed - Journal of Medical Pluralism is an innovative, open-access, peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to exploring the intricate dynamics of medical pluralism within the context of globalization. Published by the Highland Institute, PluriMed serves as a pivotal platform for disseminating research that delves into the coexistence and interaction of diverse health knowledge and practices across the globe, with a keen focus on the impacts and opportunities this diversity presents in the Global South.

  • Ekologos Journal of Environmental Sciences and Humanities

    The Ekologos Journal of Environmental Sciences and Humanities is an open-access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the intersection of environmental sciences and the humanities. It provides a platform for interdisciplinary research that integrates scientific and humanistic perspectives on environmental change, sustainability, and ecological resilience.