This report on Iranian Studies was delivered at the 2026 Fifteenth Biennial Conference of Iranian Studies in Utrecht.I provide it here for those who were not able to attend the conference.Our journal continues to serve as a vital, multifaceted platform for scholarship across our discipline.In addition to original research articles, we have enriched our published output through roundtables, review essays, archival reports, book reviews, and short reviews.The international breadth of our contributing community remains one of our greatest strengths.Over three years, we received submissions from corresponding authors across thirty-eight countries.A large majority of these submissions originated from scholars in Iran, followed by strong representation from the United States, Turkey, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Germany.Over the past three years, our operational metrics reflect both strong demand and a rigorous, efficient editorial process:
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