Since its inaugural issue in 1964, the "Middle Eastern Studies" journal has become an authoritative periodical in the field of Middle East studies. It provides valuable academic resources for scholars, policy analysts, diplomats, and readers interested in gaining an in-depth understanding of the Middle East, and also plays a significant role in the teaching and learning of Middle Eastern history and politics courses for educators and students.

The journal covers a wide range of topics, including the geopolitics, economic development, social changes, cultural interactions, and religious and ethnic identities in the Middle East. By publishing high-quality scholarly articles, it fosters a deep understanding of the complex historical context and current political dynamics of the Middle East. Additionally, it pays special attention to the diversity and differences within the region, emphasizing the interactions and influences among different countries and ethnic groups throughout history.