Archivum is an academic journal with a long history, focusing on research and discussion in the field of archival studies. Magazines are not only the mouthpiece for ICA to promote various work, but also a platform for archivists, scholars, and researchers to share their experiences and research results. The journal covers a wide range of aspects of archival studies, including the preservation, management, protection, digitization, legal and ethical issues of archives, as well as the interactions between archives and society, culture, and politics. The magazine encourages interdisciplinary research methods to promote a deeper understanding of archives and their role in modern society.

This journal adopts a peer review system to ensure that published articles have high academic standards and research quality. The readership of the magazine includes archival professionals, historians, librarians, archive staff, and a wide range of the public interested in archive management and protection. It not only plays an important role within the academic community, but also serves as a bridge connecting the international archival community with the public. By providing information on the latest research and practices in archival science, this journal helps to enhance the professional level of global archival management and promote the protection and utilization of historical records.