Content Scope, Accepted Works & Exclusions (Western Authors for Asian Markets)

Note: We connect Western and Asian voices through carefully selected, non-political works designed for cross-cultural readership.

US Global Connect facilitates the introduction of Western works to Asian publishing markets, with a focus on content that is constructive, culturally adaptable, and aligned with regional reader interests.

Works We May Support for International Placement

Subject to market alignment and partner interest, we may support:

  • Nonfiction works in:
    • Business, leadership, and management
    • Technology, innovation, and future-oriented topics
    • Personal development, productivity, and applied psychology
    • Finance, career development, and practical life skills
  • Select fiction works, including:
    • Commercial fiction (e.g., thriller, romance, speculative fiction)
    • Narrative-driven works with broad, cross-cultural accessibility
  • Popular psychology and behavioral insight works with practical application

All works must be clearly written, professionally developed, and suitable for translation and adaptation to Asian readership contexts.

Works We Do Not Support for International Placement

As a matter of policy and cross-border sensitivity, US Global Connect does not support:

  • Political commentary, political advocacy, or partisan analysis
  • Works addressing contemporary geopolitical conflicts or sensitive international relations
  • Content that critiques, challenges, or interprets the governance, policies, or political systems of other countries
  • Investigative, journalistic, or documentary-style works involving sensitive national or regional issues
  • Culturally insensitive, regionally inappropriate, or socially polarizing content

Guiding Principle

US Global Connect prioritizes content that contributes to constructive exchange and practical value across cultures. We focus on works that inform, educate, and inspire, while avoiding subject matter that may introduce legal, regulatory, or political risk in international contexts.