Middle East Policy "is the most frequently cited journal in the field of international affairs on the Middle East region, attracting thoughtful individuals for 25 years. Since its inception in 1982, the magazine has been regarded as a valuable supplement to policy discussions in Washington. The Middle East policy provides an influential forum for expressing broad opinions on the interests of the United States in the region and the value of policies aimed at promoting these interests.

The main thematic areas of Middle East policy involve international relations, political science, as well as historical, cultural, and social issues in the Middle East region. It publishes four issues annually, including high-quality academic papers, review articles, book reviews, and policy briefs, aimed at reflecting the latest developments and research achievements in the Middle East region. The editorial team of this magazine is composed of renowned scholars and experts in the field, who ensure that the published articles have high academic value and originality through a strict peer review system. In addition, the Middle East policy actively establishes cooperative relationships with academic institutions, decision-makers, and non-governmental organizations in the Middle East region to promote academic exchanges and information sharing.