To obtain as much perspective as possible from all ends of discussion on current affairs in Southeast Asia, Southeast Asia Analyst welcomes contributors to submit their articles to us to be published on our website. 

A huge reason behind the creation of Southeast Asia Analyst was the founders’ frustration in seeing their own articles rejected while articles written by more “established” academics and officials regardless of its contents. We understand the struggles of aspiring writers, thinkers and practitioners of international relations in Southeast Asia. For this exact reason, articles will be accepted or rejected on the basis of the quality of the article and not the credentials of the author. In other words, we judge the article not the writer. 

Please follow the guidelines on how to write and submit articles to Southeast Asia Analyst. Remuneration is not available at the moment.

1. Avoid complicated concepts and sophisticated language, we try to keep our readership as wide as possible.
2. We look for articles with controversial and critical arguments on important issues in Southeast Asia.
3. The article should provide context, an issue, arguments on the issue, and facts to support the argument and recommendations to solve/ approach the issue. 
4. Please keep the title to less than 10 words and the article to less than 1000 words.
5. We do not accept articles from more than 1 author.
6. Please send the article in .doc or pdf form via email contribute@seaanalyst.com 
7. Send the email with the subject containing “Country – Category – Title.” For example “Malaysia – Politics – Malaysia’s ASEAN Chairmanship: An Honest Review”
8. Please specify the Author’s name in the body of the email
9. Southeast Asia Analyst will try to get back to you in 3 business days regarding the acceptance, rejection or request for revision of the article.