Indi@logs publishes scholarly articles on all aspects of Indian culture, ranging from history, politics, antropology, economics, environmental issues to literature, cinema, art, mythology, religion and music. We also publish a section called miscellanea, which includes memoirs, personal reminiscences and interviews, aimed at a more general readership. All articles are double blind peer reviewed by international external reviewers. Each article is submitted to two reviews but in case of a divided opinion, a third review is requested. Reviewers are asked to evaluate the originality of the argument, its strength, coherency and grasp of previous critical literature on the topic, the methodology used and its clarity, as well adequate referencing. The reviewing process can take around 3-4 months, in addition to a second review, if needed.