This analysis examines the editorial policies and impact of the INSAM Journal on academic publishing in the arts, highlighting regional cooperation.
The paper offers a comprehensive overview of the INSAM Journal of Contemporary Music, Art and Technology, focusing on its editorial policies, structure, and research profile within the broader context of regional and global academic publishing related to music and arts. Through an analysis of fourteen issues published between 2018 and 2025, the paper traces the journal’s development, its transdisciplinary orientation, and its commitment to open-access publishing. It further examines how the journal’s “technoscape” connects artistic research, music, and technology, positioning INSAM Journal as both a platform for independent scholarly expression and a site of regional collaboration and exchange. The study also reflects on the challenges and significance of maintaining an independent, digitally based, and transdisciplinary journal in the contemporary landscape of the humanities.
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