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2022

Hiperboreea, Vol. 9, No. 1 (2022)

Hiperboreea, Vol. 9, No. 2 (2022)

2021

Vol. 8, No. 2, 2021

Studies and Articles

The Mission of the Thessaloniki Brothers in Great Moravia—Between Constantinople and Rome (pp. 159-183), Milan Katuninec

The Byzantine Influence on Early Slavic Passion-Bearing Saints (pp. 184-203), Emil Hilton Saggau


Wallachian Colonization and Traces of the Vlachs (Romanians) in Medieval Slovakia 
(pp. 204-226), Miloš Marek


At Hetmans’ Service: Natives of the Balkans and Podunavlje in the Mercenary Regiments of Cossack Hetmanate in the Mid-Seventeenth through Early-Eighteenth Centuries 
(pp. 227-248), Oleksii Sokyrko


Conspiracies and Refugees: Armenian Migrants in Bulgaria in the Last Decade of the Nineteenth Century 
(pp. 249-267), Krzysztof Popek

Book Reviews

Christian Divination in Late Antiquity by Robert Wiśniewski (pp. 268-271), Review by: Yaniv Fox


Cosmas Pragensis Chronica Bohemorum by Janos M. Bak, Pavlína Rychterová, Martyn Rady, Petra Mutlová 
(pp. 272-275), Review by: Mihai Dragnea


Christianity and War in Medieval East Central Europe and Scandinavia by Radosław Kotecki, Carsten Selch Jensen, Stephen Bennett 
(pp. 276-279), Review by: Alexandru Madgearu


I commerci adriatici e mediterranei di Ancona nel XV secolo by Giulia Spallacci 
(pp. 280-282), Review by: Marco Cassioli


Late Byzantium Reconsidered: The Arts of the Palaiologan Era in the Mediterranean by Andrea Mattiello, Maria Alessia Rossi 
(pp. 282-286), Review by: Margarita Kuyumdzhieva and Ivan Biliarsky


Ruler Martyrs on the Periphery of Medieval Europe by Simon Malmenvall 
(pp. 286-289), Review by: Emil Hilton Saggau


The Lower Danube Region and the South of Russia: International Trade, Navigation and Merchants in the British Consular Reports (1829–1900) by Christian Constantin 
(pp. 289-290), Review by: Wojciech Sajkowski


Making Muslim Women European: Voluntary Associations, Gender, and Islam in Post-Ottoman Bosnia and Yugoslavia (1878–1941) by Fabio Giomi 
(pp. 291-294), Review by: Nilghiun Ismail


The Politics of Memory of the Second World War in Contemporary Serbia. Collaboration, Resistance and Retribution by Jelena Đureinović 
(pp. 294-297), Review by: Klara Muhle-Szumski


National Security—Historical Analysis of the Yugoslav Security Services—Directorate of the YPA Counterintelligence Service—Ten-Year Report—Fight against the Enemy 1944–1954 by Darko Trifunović 
(pp. 297-301), Review by: Gordan Akrap


Memories of Terror: Essays on Recent Histories by Mihaela Gligor 
(pp. 301-304), Review by: Camelia Crăciun


The Holocaust in South-Eastern Europe: Historiography, Archival Resources and Remembrance by Adina Babeș-Fruchter, Ana Bărbulescu 
(pp. 304-308), Review by: Emanuel-Marius Grec

Encounters on the Holy Mountain: Stories from Mount Athos by Peter Howorth, Chris Thomas (pp. 308-310), Review by: Dorina Onica


Die Mehrdeutigkeit geteilter religiöser Orte. Eine ethnographische Fallstudie zum Kloster Sveti Naum in Ohrid, Mazedonien by Evelyn Reuter 
(pp. 311-314), Review by: Sorin Paliga


Аrhitektura v izkustvoto—izkustvo v arhitekturata by Sasha Lozanova, Stela Tasheva 
(pp. 314-320), Review by: Stelu Șerban

Vol. 8, No. 1, 2021

Studies and Articles

Montenegro under Ottoman Rule (1497–1697) (pp. 1-15) by Abidin Temizer and Marijan Premović

War and Social Conflicts in Early Modern Border Areas: Colonel Ludovicus de La Borde and Satu Mare (Szatmár) Fortress (1673–77) (pp. 16-37) by Florin Nicolae Ardelean

Aromanian Ethnicity in the Accounts of British Travelers through the Balkans (approx. 1800–1860) (pp. 38-58) by Vladimir Constantin Crețulescu


From Disorder to “the Normality”: Food Provisioning in Western, Central, and Southeast Europe, 1914–1924 
(pp. 59-80) by Aleksandar R. Miletić


Master Artisan Certificates of the Practical Fishermen’s School in Bulgaria (1921–1933) 
(pp. 81-95) by Asen Nikolov Kozhuharov


From “Original Democracy” to Euro-Atlantic Integration: Foreign Policy Issues during the Romanian Presidential Campaigns (1990–2004) 
(pp. 96-117) by Marius Mureșan

Book Reviews


Alexander the Great in the Roman Empire, 150 BC to AD 600 by Jaakkojuhani Peltonen 
(pp. 118-121), review by Valeria Fol


Perceptions of the Body and Sacred Space in Late Antiquity and Byzantium. by Jelena Bogdanović 
(pp. 121-124), review by Ecaterina Lung


Classical Art: A Life History from Antiquity to the Present by Caroline Vout 
(pp. 124-128), review by Andreea Ștefan


Images de l’Invisible: De l’Antiquité tardive a la fin du Moyen Âge. by Luminița Diaconu, Alexandra Lițu, Ecaterina Lung, Luminița Diaconu, Alexandra Lițu, Ecaterina Lung; Images of the Invisible: From Late Antiquity to the Late Middle Ages by Luminița Diaconu, Alexandra Lițu, Ecaterina Lung 
(pp. 128-131), review by Ana-Maria Lepăr


Ai confini dell’Occidente. Regesti degli atti dei notai veneziani a Tana nel Trecento. 1359–1388 by Francesca Pucci Donati, Francesca Pucci Donati; At the Borders of the West. Summaries of Venetian Notary Deeds Drawn Up in Tana during the Fourteenth Century. 1359–1388 by Francesca Pucci Donati 
(pp. 132-135), review by Marco Cassioli


Memoriale delle cose occorse a me Franco Sivori dopo della mia partenza da Genova l’anno 1581 per andare in Vallachia by Alexandra Vrânceanu Pagliardini, Alexandra Vrânceanu Pagliardini; Memoir of Things That Happened to Me, Franco Sivori, After My Departure from Genoa in 1581 to Go to Wallachia by Alexandra Vrânceanu Pagliardini 
(pp. 135-138), review by Marco Cassioli


The Lithuanian Metrica. History and Research by Artūras Dubonis, Darius Antanavičius, Raimonda Ragauskienė, Ramunė Šmigelskytė-Stukienė 
(pp. 138-142), review by Valentin Constantinov


Vojnový Album: Dr. Jenő Lesskó–Belehrad 1915–1916. Ratni Album: Dr. Jenő Lesskó–Beograd 1915–1916 by Martin Jarinkovič, Viktor Szabó, Martin Jarinkovič, Viktor Szabó; The War Album: Dr. Jenő Lesskó–Belgrade 1915–1916 by Martin Jarinkovič, Viktor Szabó 
(pp. 143-147), review by Milan Sovilj


Bulgaria and Hungary in the First World War: A View from the 21st Century by Gábor Demeter, Csaba Katona, Penka Peykovska 
(pp. 147-151), review by Balázs Balatoni


Peisajul cultural rural dintre Prut și Nistru. Aspecte etnogeografice by Dorina Onica, Dorina Onica; The rural cultural landscape between Prut and Dniester. Ethno-geographical aspects by Dorina Onica 
(pp. 151-155), review by Natalia Grădinaru


The Romance-Speaking Balkans: Language and the Politics of Identity by Annemarie Sorescu-Marinković, Mihai Dragnea, Thede Kahl, Blagovest Njagulov, Donald L. Dyer, Angelo Costanzo 
(pp. 155-158), review by Petar Radosavljević

Welcoming our newest Editorial Board members

Hiperboreea welcomes Ali Yaycıoğlu as a new Editorial Board member!

Ali Yaycıoğlu is Associate Professor of Ottoman and Middle East History at Stanford University and the Director of Center for Medieval and Early Modern Studies. He deals with the history of the Ottoman Empire and Modern Turkey. His research centers on economic, political and legal institutions and practices as well as social and cultural life in southeastern Europe and the Middle East during the Ottoman Empire. Ali Yaycıoğlu also has a research agenda on how people imagined, represented and recorded property, territory, and nature in early periods. He is the supervisor of a digital history project, Mapping Ottoman Epirus, housed in Stanford’s Center for Spatial and Textual Analysis (CESTA).

2020

Vol. 7, No. 2, 2020

Studies and Articles

Thracians in the Second Macedonian War (200–197 B.C.) (pp. 109-121)
Jordan Iliev

Spices on the Edges of the Empire. A Pepper Pot from Roman Histria (pp. 122-143)
Alexandra Țârlea, Alexandra Lițu, Mircea Dabîca and Iulia Iliescu

The Cult of St. Olaf in the Latin and Greek Churches between the Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries (pp. 144-166)

Mihai Dragnea

Between Byzantium and the West: Serbian Marital Policy and Political Orientation (Mid-Eleventh Century – 1371) (pp. 167-196)
Boris Stojkovski

The Inochentism: Faith, Ritual Practices, and Sacred Spaces. New Data and Approaches (pp. 197-225)
Dorina Onica

Book Reviews

Місто Ізмаїл та його фортифікація (за джерелами XVI–XIX ст.) by Мехмет Тютюнджи, Андрій Красножон (pp. 226-229)
Review by: Marco Cassioli

Manuscrisele slavone de la biblioteca filialei Cluj-Napoca a Academiei Române. Studiu monografic şi antologie de texte. Bucharest: Editura Etnologică, 2020, 265 PP. [Anca Libidov. Slavonic Manuscripts in the Library of the Cluj-Napoca Branch of the Romanian Academy. Monographic Study and Anthology of Texts] by Anca Libidov (pp. 229-231)
Review by: Marco Cassioli

Dopo la Grande Guerra Violenza, Stati e Società Tra Adriatico Orientale e Balcani by Alberto Basciani (pp. 232-235)
Review by: Bavjola Shatro

Interwar East Central Europe, 1918–1941: The Failure of Democracy-Building, the Fate of Minorities by Sabrina P. Ramet (pp. 236-237)
Review by: Deletant Dennis

O istorie a companiilor de navigaţie străine de la Dunărea de Jos by Cristian Constantin (pp. 237-239)

Review by: Deletant Dennis

Vol. 7, No. 1, 2020

 

Studies and Articles

Mobility and Wax Trade in the Black Sea Region: The Merchants of Kilia, 1360–1361 (pp. 1-16)
Marco Cassioli

Architectural Images in Oriental Carpets (pp. 17-32)
Sasha S. Lozanova and Stela Borisova Tasheva

Romanian Public Health Policy in the First Interwar Decade: Parliamentary Proposals for Administration of the Public Health System (pp. 33-52)
Diana-Gabriela Reianu

Emancipation Policy or Propaganda? The Position of Albanian Women under State Socialism (pp. 53-73)
Esilda Luku and Elvin Luku

Countryside Modernized or Traumatized? Rural Mental Health in Hungary after the Collectivization of Agriculture (pp. 74-98)
Gábor Csikós

Book Reviews

Османи на трьох континентах, пер. з турецьк. О. Кульчинського by Ортайли Ільбер (pp. 99-103)
Review by: Ihor Robak and Vodotyka Serhiy

Between Rome and Byzantium: The Golden Age of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania’s Political Culture—Second Half of the Fifteenth Century to the First Half of the Seventeenth Century by Kianupienė, Jūratė (pp. 104-107)
Review by: Martin O. Heisler

Welcoming our newest Advisory Board and Editorial Board members

Hiperboreea welcome Stelu Şerban, Donald Dyer, Alexandru Madgearu and Dušan Mlacović as a new Advisory Board and Editorial Board members!

Stelu Şerban is associate research fellow at the Institute for South East Europe Studies in Bucharest, Romanian Academy. Stelu’s research interests are related to anthropology, political sciences, social and environmental history in various interdisciplinary perspectives. He is member of the editorial board of Mnogoobrazie v edinstvoto (Sofia), and member of the Advisory Board of the International Association for Southeast European Anthropology.

Donald L. Dyer is Associate Dean for Faculty and Academic Affairs, College of Liberal Arts of the University of Mississippi (USA), and Distinguished Professor of Modern Languages. He is the Editor of Balkanistica, the journal of the Southeast European Studies Association, and the book series Romance Monographs, published by the Department of Modern Languages of the University of Mississippi. He is also a member of the Scientific Board of the Balkan History Association. His research and teaching interests include Balkan Slavic and Balkan Romance, Romanian, Russian and Bulgarian languages in Moldova, and language contacts in South-Eastern Europe.

Alexandru Madgearu is researcher at the Institute for Political Studies of Defence and Military History, Bucharest, Romania. He has published books and studies on the late ancient and early medieval history of Romania and South-Eastern Europe, including Byzantine Military Organization on the Danube, 10th-12th Centuries (Brill, 2013) and The Asanids: The Political and Military History of the Second Bulgarian Empire (1185-1280) (Brill, 2013).

Dušan Mlacović is assistant professor at the University of Ljubljana (Slovenia), Faculty of arts, Department of History. He deals with Slovene medieval history and social and economic history of the east Adriatic coast and Hinterland in the Middle Ages. In 2008, he published the monograph Plemstvo i otok: pad i uspon rapskoga plemstva [Nobility and the Island: The fall and rise of Rab’s nobility] (Slovenian ed. 2008; Italian ed. 2012). Since 2017 he is assistant to the editor-in-chief of Zgodovinski časopis (Historical Review), and since 2012 a member of the editorial board of Povijesni prilozi.

Welcoming our newest Advisory Board and Editorial Board members

Hiperboreea welcome Maxim Makartsev and Andrei Gandila
as a new Advisory Board and Editorial Board members!
 
Maxim Makartsev is a research fellow at the Institute for Slavistics (Carl von Ossietzky University in Oldenburg) and a senior research fellow at the Institute for Slavic Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences. He specializes in comparative grammar of Balkan languages and Slavic-non-Slavic language contacts in the Balkans, especially in Albania. 
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Andrei Gandila received his B.A. and M.A. in Roman history and archaeology from the University of Bucharest. In 2007 he embarked on his American adventure after entering the doctoral program at the University of Florida where he specialized in the history and archaeology of Late Antiquity. He received his doctoral degree in 2013 after spending one year in Washington D.C., as a Junior Fellow in Byzantine studies at Dumbarton Oaks. Currently he is an Associate Professor at the University of Alabama in Huntsville (History Department), USA.

2019

Vol. 6, No. 2 (2019)

CONTENT

Studies and Articles

Y. Yakovyshyna, R. Koropetskyi, N. Bulyk, O. Sytnyk

Influences of Sites of Trypillia BI – Cucuteni A4 Stages on the Establishing of Styles of Panting of Ceramic Ware of Zalischyky Group of Trypillia ВI–ВII Stages (Upper and Middle Dnister Region)…..5

Oleksandr Okhrimenko, Stanislav Voloshchenko

Between the Man’s Hands and God’s Eyes: The Psalter of 1437 from the Collection of the Vernadskyi National Library of Ukraine…..21

Esilda Luku

Why Did Albanians and their Collaborationist Governments Rescue Jews during the Holocaust?…..33

Veselina Uzunova

Bulgaria and the United States in the 60s – from Confrontation to Détente a Cold War Case Study…..51

Book Reviews

Corina Iosif

Florica Mihuţ Bohalţea, Building a House in Rural Romania before and after 1989 (Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2019), 124 pp, ISBN-13:978-1-5275-3453-7, ISBN-10:1-5275-3453-7, £58.99…..59

 

Vol. 6, No. 1 (2019) click to download

CONTENT

Studies and Articles

Valentina Šoštarić (Zovko)

Negative Emotions in Action two Examples from the 15th Century Ragusan Diplomacy…..5

Iryna Hnidyk

Central and Eastern Europe in European Unity Vision of St. John Paul II through Heritage of St. Cyril and Methodius…..17

Anna-Marina Katsigianni

Identities on the Go: Homelands And Languages In Balkan And Turkish–Cypriot Literature…..29

Claudia Mănguță Rusu

Aspects of Romanian Consular Diplomacy in Two Scandinavian Countries in the First Decades of the Communist Rule…..45

Srđan Mladenov Jovanović

Confronting Recent History: Media in Serbia During Aleksandar Vučić’s Ministry of Information in the Milošević Era (1998–1999)…..61

Book Reviews

Mircea Măran

SEBASTIAN–DRAGOŞ BUNGHEZ, Parlamentul şi politica externă a României (1899–1914), Mega Publishing House, Cluj-Napoca, 2018, 458 p., ISBN 978-606-543-937-5, 55 lei…..75

Call for Papers Hiperboreea Journal: Vol. 6, No. 2 (December, 2019)

Call for Papers Hiperboreea
Vol. 6, No. 2 (December, 2019)

Important Dates:

Publication date: Late December, 2019
Last date for submission: August 1, 2019

Hiperboreea is an online academic journal published biannually by the Balkan History Association. The journal publishes articles in the field of History, written in English and occasionally French, and book reviews, or evaluations of scholarly conferences. Our focus is the study of Southeastern Europe, broadly defined as the states situated in the Balkan region.

Without limiting its scope a specific historical period or approach, the journal covers a wide range of topics, such as Cultural History, Political History, Military History, Social History, Economic History and Archaeology, and encourages work on any historical period and pluri-disciplinary background.

The following types of manuscripts are considered for publication:

– original articles in basic and applied research;
– critical reviews, surveys, opinions, commentaries and essays.

Starting from 2020, Hiperboreea will be published by the Pennsylvania State University Press (PSU Press). All manuscripts should be prepared according to PSU Press editorial policy (Author Guidelines).

Hiperboreea is one of the few Romanian journals that has built a solid presence in the online environment, being indexed in the following international databases and libraries:

ISI Web of Science (ESCI)EBSCOScopusERIH PLUSUlrichProQuestProQuest Philosophy DatabaseIndex CopernicusCEEOLWorldCatRegesta ImperiiJ-GateInternational Bibliography of Humanism and the RenaissanceBibliographical Information Base in PatristicsModern Language Association International BibliographyRomanian Academy LibraryNational Library of AustraliaOxford LibraryHarvard Library, etc.

The editors will inform authors of the decision on their manuscripts within 1-2 weeks from submission. Starting with 2018, some changes in the editorial policy of Hiperboreea are implemented. Authors will be charged with a symbolic fee, for each article published, regular or special issues. Thus, charges will be applied to authors for the processing (not editing) and publication of manuscripts submitted to Hiperboreea and online hosting and archiving. The publication fee will be of 11 Euro (50 RON for Romania) per each article. Members of the Balkan History Association will be able to publish for free. All costs will be charged only upon the acceptance of their manuscripts for publication. After publication, each author will receive his article through e-mail as an electronic copy (pdf). All articles can be distributed by the authors for non-commercial purposes, only with the written permission of the Editorial Board. See more details in the section called ‘Submission’.

All articles submitted to our journal are reviewed following a double blind peer-review, which means that both the reviewer and author identities are concealed from the reviewers, and vice versa, throughout the review process. Our standards impose the existence of at least two reviewers per issue, although it is customary that many more peer-reviewers cooperate for individual issues.

To submit your papers, please mail them to: mihaidragnea2018@gmail.com

Sharing this call for papers would be welcomed and highly appreciated.

Looking forward to receiving your submission!

Dr. Mihai Dragnea, Editor-in-Chief
President of the Balkan History Association (BHA)

 

 

Call for Papers Hiperboreea: Vol. 7, No. 1 (June, 2020)

Call for Papers
Vol. 7, No. 1 (June, 2020)

Important Dates:

Publication date: Early June, 2020
Last date for submission: January 6, 2020

Hiperboreea is the official biannual journal of the Balkan History Association. It publishes articles in the field of History, written in English and occasionally French, and book reviews, or evaluations of scholarly conferences. Our focus is the study of Southeastern Europe, broadly defined as the states situated in the Balkan region. Without limiting its scope to a specific historical period or approach, the journal covers a wide range of topics, such as Cultural History, Political History, Military History, Social History, Economic History, and Archaeology, and encourages work on any historical period and with a multidisciplinary approach.

The following types of manuscripts are considered for publication:

– original articles in basic and applied research;
– critical reviews, surveys, opinions, commentaries and essays.

Starting from 2020, Hiperboreea will be published by the Pennsylvania State University Press (PSU Press). All manuscripts should be prepared according to PSU Press editorial policy (Author Guidelines) and submitted through the platform Editorial Manager. The editors will inform authors of the decision on their manuscripts within a few weeks from submission. All articles submitted to our journal are reviewed following a double blind peer-review, which means that the reviewer’s and author’s identities are concealed from each other throughout the review process. Our policy requires at least two reviewers per issue, although it is customary that many more reviewers cooperate on individual articles. Members of the Balkan History Association will receive printed and electronic copies by virtue of their membership. For non-member subscription prices, see the PSU Press website.

Hiperboreea is one of the few Romanian journals that has built a solid presence in the online environment, being indexed in the following international databases and libraries: ISI Web of Science (ESCI)EBSCOScopusERIH PLUSUlrichProQuestProQuest Philosophy DatabaseIndex CopernicusJSTORCEEOLWorldCatRegesta ImperiiJ-GateInternational Bibliography of Humanism and the RenaissanceBibliographical Information Base in PatristicsModern Language Association International BibliographyRomanian Academy LibraryNational Library of AustraliaOxford LibraryHarvard Library, etc.

For further details, please email mihaidragnea2018@gmail.com

Sharing this call for papers would be welcomed and highly appreciated.

Looking forward to receiving your submission!

Mihai Dragnea, Editor-in-Chief
President of the Balkan History Association (BHA)

Call for Papers Hiperboreea Journal: Vol. 6, No. 1 (June, 2019)

Call for Papers Hiperboreea Journal
Vol. 6, No. 1 (June, 2019)

Important Dates:

Publication date: Late June, 2019
Last date for submission: May 1, 2019

Hiperboreea is an online academic journal published biannually by the Balkan History Association. The journal publishes articles in the field of History, written in English, and book reviews, or evaluations of scholarly conferences. Our focus is the study of Southeastern Europe, broadly defined as the states situated in the Balkan region.

Without limiting its scope a specific historical period or approach, the journal covers a wide range of topics, such as Cultural History, Political History, Military History, Social History, Economic History and Archaeology, and encourages work on any historical period and pluri-disciplinary background.

The following types of papers are considered for publication:

– original articles in basic and applied research;
– critical reviews, surveys, opinions, commentaries and essays.

Starting from 2020, Hiperboreea will be published by the Pennsylvania State University Press (PSU Press). All manuscripts should be prepared according to PSU Press editorial policy (Author Guidelines).

Hiperboreea is one of the few Romanian journals that has built a solid presence in the online environment, being indexed in the following international databases and libraries:

Web of Science database Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI), produced by the Institute for Scientific Information (ISI), now maintained by Clarivate Analytics (former Thomson Reuters), EBSCO, Index Copernicus, Scopus, Persee, ERIH PLUS, CEEOL, Ulrich, ProQuest East Europe, Central Europe Database, ProQuest Philosophy Database, WorldCat, International Bibliography of Humanism and the Renaissance (IBHR), Modern language Association International Bibliography, Bibliographical Information Base in Patristics (BIBP), Regesta Imperii, J-Gate, Romanian Academy Library, National Library of Australia, Oxford Bodleian Library, Harvard Library etc.

The editors will inform authors of the decision on their manuscripts within 1-2 weeks from submission. Starting with 2018, some changes in the editorial policy of Hiperboreea are implemented. Authors will be charged with a symbolic fee, for each article published, regular or special issues. Thus, charges will be applied to authors for the processing (not editing) and publication of manuscripts submitted to Hiperboreea and online hosting and archiving. The publication fee will be of 11 Euro (50 RON for Romania) per each article. Members of the Balkan History Association will be able to publish for free. All costs will be charged only upon the acceptance of their manuscripts for publication. After publication, each author will receive his article through e-mail as an electronic copy (pdf). All articles can be distributed by the authors for non-commercial purposes, only with the written permission of the Editorial Board. See more details in the section called ‘Submission’.

All articles submitted to our journal are reviewed following a double blind peer-review, which means that both the reviewer and author identities are concealed from the reviewers, and vice versa, throughout the review process. Our standards impose the existence of at least two reviewers per issue, although it is customary that many more peer-reviewers cooperate for individual issues.

To submit your papers, please mail them to: mihaidragnea2018@gmail.com

Sharing this call for papers would be welcomed and highly appreciated.

Looking forward to receiving your submission!

Dr. Mihai Dragnea, Editor-in-Chief
President of the Balkan History Association (BHA)

 

 

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