Short description
Etnosfera Journal is an editorial project initiated by a young and enthusiastic team in order to facilitate the research and results obtained by scholars around the globe.
Founded in an electronic format in 2009, the Journal intends to be an interdisciplinary approach to which any researcher with important findings can contribute.
The archive contains 37 issues (2009–2021) and 185 articles so far. Currently, the regime appearances is currently two numbers per year.
The topics covered in the Journal belong to the field of social sciences and related fields (sociology, anthropology, geography, demography, communication, management, history, etc.), and the published articles cover general topics such as:
- the issue of minorities in Romania and Europe (ethnic, religious, cultural, linguistic, etc.)
- identity, culture and traditions
- (post)modernity
- migration theories and case studies within Europe
- communication and interculturality
- modern and contemporary perspectives on society
- the demographic situation of cults in Romania and in the world
- promotion and respect for human rights
- theories in Romanian and international geopolitics
Starting with no.1/2018, out of the desire to mark the Centenary of the Great Union of Romania, the decision to completely revitalize the format and content of the Journal was taken. Thus, in addition to improving the editorial format, updating and diversifying the structure of the Scientific and Editorial Boards, the Etnosfera Journal started to be issued not only in electronic format, but also in a printed version, with the financial support of the Romanian Academy Publishing House. In addition, starting with 2020, the efforts of indexing the Journal in relevant international databases have started.
CfP – IMPACT OF FOREIGN LABOUR IN THE COUNTRY
DEADLINE: 15TH OF MARCH 2024
The Etnosfera Journal welcomes contributions on the impact of the foreign workforce on the country, on the transformations in terms of identity, social, economic, cultural, religious, linguistic, etc. that both the receiving society and immigrants go through. Click for more information
DIRECTOR
PhD Radu BaltasiuEditor-in-chief
PhD Ovidiana BulumacPrinted issue
ISSN 2601-8497
ISSN-L 1844-5047Electronic issue
ISSN 1844-5047
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Availability
Its issues are available online for free. The printed journal can be purchased from the Romanian Academy Publishing House directly.
Indexing
The Etnosfera Journal was just recently included in the Central and Eastern European Online Library database, and is under review by several other at the time being.
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Latest Publications
Etnosfera Journal nr. 1/2024
Issue no. 1/2024 SUMMARY Articles Mihail Ungheanu, A new experience for Romania: immigrants on the labor market Vlad Cubreacov, Romanian diaspora in the Russian Federation in [...]
Etnosfera Journal nr. 2/2023
Issue no. 2/2023 SUMMARY Articles Corina Pantelimon, Marriage and ethnic culture George Damian Mocanu, Slavery in the Byzantine commonwealth in the 13th–15th centuries. A regional framing [...]
Etnosfera Journal nr. 1/2023
Issue no. 1/2023 SUMMARY Articles Radu Baltasiu, Between the icon and the system. Considerations on the world order. A short review of Sorin Dumitrescu’s short study [...]