Casopis za Suvremenu Povijest
Scope & Guideline
Unveiling Eastern European Narratives
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Historical Analysis of Yugoslav History:
The journal emphasizes in-depth historical research on the political, social, and cultural developments in the Yugoslav region, especially during key historical periods such as World War I, World War II, and the post-war era. - Interdisciplinary Approaches:
Utilizing methodologies from various disciplines, including sociology, political science, and cultural studies, the journal encourages diverse perspectives and interpretations of historical events and phenomena. - Focus on Memory and Identity:
The publication often explores themes of collective memory, national identity, and the legacies of historical events, reflecting on how these aspects shape contemporary society in the region. - Critical Examination of Political Narratives:
The journal critiques and analyzes political discourses and narratives surrounding historical events, especially in the context of nationalism, communism, and post-communist transitions. - Documentation and Archival Research:
Emphasizing the importance of primary sources, the journal publishes studies that rely heavily on archival research, providing new insights into previously under-explored historical topics.
Trending and Emerging
- Post-Yugoslav Identity and Memory:
There is a growing focus on the complexities of identity and memory in the post-Yugoslav context, examining how historical narratives influence current national and ethnic identities. - Impact of Technology on Historical Research:
Emerging themes include the use of digital humanities and technology in historical research, highlighting how new tools are transforming the study and dissemination of history. - Environmental History:
Increasing attention is being paid to environmental history, particularly regarding the impacts of industrialization and war on the environment in the Yugoslav region. - Gender Studies in History:
The journal is seeing an increase in publications addressing gender dynamics and women's roles in historical contexts, reflecting broader trends in the social sciences. - Contemporary Political Issues:
Recent publications have started to engage more with contemporary political issues, including nationalism, migration, and human rights, linking historical contexts to present-day challenges.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional National Histories:
There is a noticeable decline in articles focused solely on traditional national histories, as the journal increasingly favors interdisciplinary and comparative approaches that transcend national narratives. - Cold War Studies:
Research centered on the Cold War dynamics specific to Yugoslavia has diminished, possibly due to a shift in focus towards examining post-Cold War developments and contemporary issues. - Biographical Studies:
Although biographical studies were once a staple, there is a waning interest in individual biographies, particularly those that do not connect to broader historical themes or collective experiences. - Military History Focus:
While military history remains relevant, the journal has seen fewer publications centered exclusively on military events or figures, in favor of broader socio-political analyses. - Local History Emphasis:
The trend towards localized historical studies has decreased, with more emphasis placed on transnational and regional analyses that provide a wider context.
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