The journal
"Eurasian Yearbook"
"Eurasian Yearbook"
The journal was founded in 2023• Frequency: one issue per year.
The journal’s primary objectives are to foster the development of international studies and to help establish the foundations of a shared scientific and educational space across Eurasia.
ABOUT THE EDITION
The Eurasian Yearbook is the official publication of the Scientific Council on Comprehensive Problems of the Modern History and Culture of Eurasia, operating under the Division of Historical and Philological Sciences of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
Key research areas
- Integration and disintegration processes across the Greater Eurasia space; the formation and evolution of regional and inter-regional unions and associations in the late 20th and early 21st centuries.
- The modern development of statehood and institutions in the region’s countries within the context of global and regional development trends.
- Modern history, language, and literature of the macro-region as a whole and its sub-regions in the contemporary era.
- The shared historical, cultural, literary, and linguistic heritage of the countries and peoples of Eurasia.
- Ethno-national policy in Eurasia, viewed through the lens of the historical past and modern realities.
- Historical memory and issues of historical policy within the context of contemporary international relations in Eurasia.
- Contemporary historical and philological thought and historiography across the Eurasian space; academic schools in history and philology, their mutual influence, points of contention, and discourses.
- Interstate and ethno-territorial conflicts: their genesis within a historical-cultural context, resolution challenges, and the phenomenon of *de facto* statehood.
- Diaspora-related issues; diasporas of the region's peoples in Russia and worldwide.
- Issues concerning Russian compatriots in the Eurasian region.
- The current state and development trends of languages and literature in Eurasian countries; the dynamics of the linguistic landscape across the macro-region and its sub-regions.
- The multipolar world and security challenges across the Greater Eurasia space. The journal targets a professional audience as well as readers interested in gaining an in-depth understanding of the region.
- Language policy in Eurasia within historical-cultural and international contexts.
located at 25a Povarskaya St., Moscow, 121069, Russia.
A.M. Gorky Institute of World Literature of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IMLI RAS)
The Russian Academy of Sciences.
The publisher
The founder
The scientific director of the Russian State University, Deputy Academician-Secretary of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences Yefim Iosifovich Pivovar.
The editor–in-chief
EDITORIAL BOARD
15 Chayanova St., office 209, Moscow, 125047.
+7 495 250 69 10
Phone number
Actual address
rggu@rggu.ru
Email address
The main objectives of the journal
to foster the development of international studies and to help establish the foundations of a shared scientific and educational space across Eurasia.
The journal accepts original articles, comprehensive research by Russian and foreign authors, and previously unpublished scientific reports.
The journal is registered with the Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology and Mass Media (Roskomnadzor. Mass media registration certificates: PI No. FS77-86431 dated November 30, 2023.
Registration in the International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) registry: ISSN 2949-5865
Articles are accepted and published in both Russian and English.
Publication types
EGPNI tier: 1
The Eurasian Yearbook journal is included in RSCI
Research articles, notes, reports, reviews, archival materials
The Eurasian Yearbook journal archive is available after publication via:
ARCHIVING
The national Scientific Electronic Library eLIBRARY.RU, within the "Russian Science Citation Index" (RSCI) bibliographic database — available to all readers free of charge in full-text format.
MAIN SECTIONS
- Languages and literature of Eurasian countries
- Historical memory and issues of historical policy
- Sub-regions of Eurasia (from ancient times to the present day)
- Integration and disintegration processes in the Greater Eurasia region
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15 Chayanova St., office 209, Moscow, 125047.
+7 495 250 69 10
rggu@rggu.ru
