Anali Zavoda za Povijesne Znanosti Hrvatske Akademije Znanosti I Umjetnosti u Dubrovniku
Scope & Guideline
Bridging Cultures Through Scholarly Discourse
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Historical Analysis of Dubrovnik and Surrounding Regions:
The journal consistently publishes research that delves into the rich history of Dubrovnik, exploring its political, social, and economic transformations over centuries. - Interdisciplinary Approaches to History:
It emphasizes interdisciplinary methodologies, integrating insights from sociology, anthropology, and archaeology to enrich historical narratives. - Focus on Social Networks and Structures:
A significant theme is the exploration of social networks, including familial, religious, and professional connections, which shaped the societal fabric of historical communities. - Cultural Heritage and Preservation:
The journal promotes studies related to the preservation of cultural heritage, including architecture, literature, and art, reflecting on their significance in historical contexts. - Regional Studies and Comparative History:
There is a strong emphasis on regional studies, often comparing the history of Dubrovnik with other historical entities in Southeast Europe, particularly during critical periods of conflict and cooperation.
Trending and Emerging
- Social Networking in Historical Contexts:
There is an increasing focus on understanding social networks and their impact on historical events and societal structures, highlighting their relevance in both medieval and early modern studies. - Interdisciplinary Research on Enlightenment and Modernity:
Emerging themes include the exploration of Enlightenment ideals and their influence on the Republic of Dubrovnik, reflecting a trend towards examining the intersection of historical thought and modern implications. - Cultural and Artistic Heritage Studies:
A notable trend is the emphasis on the study of cultural and artistic heritage, with research dedicated to gardens, architecture, and influential figures in Dubrovnik's artistic history. - Post-War Historical Analysis:
Recent papers have shown a growing interest in the post-war period, particularly the Jewish community and the socio-political changes in Dubrovnik following significant historical events, indicating a shift towards modern historical narratives. - Environmental and Urban Studies:
Emerging topics also include the transformation of urban spaces and environmental considerations in historical studies, reflecting contemporary concerns about heritage preservation and urban development.
Declining or Waning
- Medieval Maritime Studies:
Research focusing specifically on maritime laws and practices during the medieval period has decreased, suggesting a waning interest in this niche area as scholars may be shifting towards broader social or cultural themes. - Classical Antiquity References:
There appears to be a reduction in studies directly referencing classical antiquity, perhaps due to a growing preference for more contemporary historical contexts or local narratives. - Economic History of Dubrovnik:
While economic aspects are still discussed, dedicated studies on the economic history of Dubrovnik have become less frequent, which may reflect a broader trend towards social and cultural history. - Women’s History:
Although women's roles in history have been addressed, the frequency of focused studies on women's history in Dubrovnik and its surroundings has diminished, possibly overshadowed by more comprehensive sociocultural analyses.
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