Comparative Southeast European Studies is an academic journal dedicated to comparative research in Southeast Europe. This magazine aims to promote in-depth understanding and comparative analysis of Southeast European countries in multiple dimensions such as politics, economy, society, and culture. By publishing high-quality research articles, it provides a platform for scholars to showcase their research results, while also providing valuable academic resources for policy makers, educators, and students.

The content of the journal covers a wide range of research areas, including but not limited to regional integration, transnational cooperation, nationalism, democratic transformation, economic development strategies, and the role of Southeast Europe in the global political economy. It emphasizes interdisciplinary research methods and encourages scholars to explore complex phenomena in Southeast Europe from different theoretical and methodological perspectives. The goal of the magazine is to promote sustained academic attention to Southeast Europe and to reveal the unique challenges and opportunities of the region through comparative research. In addition, the magazine also focuses on the dynamic relationships within and outside the region, as well as how Southeast European countries shape their identity and status in the context of globalization.