Middle East Critique is an academic journal focused on historical and contemporary issues in the Middle East that encourages in-depth academic and critical study of the political, social, economic, and cultural aspects of the countries of the Middle East. The journal not only covers the historical context and current challenges of the Middle East region, but also places special emphasis on the exploration of the ideas, values, social structures and the complex nature of material reality of Middle Eastern societies.

The journal actively participates in academic discussions in the Middle East by publishing high-quality academic articles and empirical research. It encourages scholars to analyze and interpret complex phenomena in the Middle East from multidisciplinary perspectives, such as history, political science, economics, sociology, and cultural studies. This interdisciplinary approach to research helps to uncover the diversity and complexity of the Middle East region and promotes a more comprehensive understanding of Middle Eastern societies.