Olga Yuryevna Solodyankina

Doctor of Science in History, Professor of History and Philosophy Department of Cherepovets State University, Editor-in-Chief of the journal ‘Historia provinciae – the journal of regional history’.

Dear colleagues, readers and friends!

You are reading an online journal ‘Historia Provinciae – the Journal of Regional History’, which is included in the List of Peer-Reviewed Academic Journals where major scientific results of theses for academic degrees of doctor and candidate of sciences should be published in the following scientific specialties:
07.00.02 National History (Historical Sciences)
07.00.03 World History (of a corresponding period) (Historical Sciences)
07.00.09 Historiography, Source Study and Methods of Historical Research (Historical Sciences)
07.00.15 History of International Relations and Foreign Policy (Historical Sciences)
The journal is included in the Directory of the Open Access Journals (DOAJ).
First and foremost, our journal addresses historians, but we will be glad to co-operate with researchers in other fields of social and humanitarian knowledge since interdisciplinary approachesseem most appropriate for considering the phenomenon of the province and the region. We focus on the broader understanding of the term region. A region is a part of the country, such as Northern European Russia and the Urals (if we speak about the Russian Federation), and at the same time it is a certain part of a continent, such as Southern Europe or Central Europe if European vector of history is implied. We welcome both interpretations of the concept region and hope that the broader interpretation together with the combination of different approaches results in publishing new research materials that could be of interest both for scholars and for other inquisitive readers.
Our journal is published in parallel in English and in Russian. The bilingualism of the journal appears to us to be of utmost importance in the globalizing world on the one hand, and on the other hand, in the situation when the authors reading and writing in Cyrillic might be isolated from the trends of modern scholarship available in the Latin letters. The journal publishesfull-text versions of all the articles in both languages, and translation is free of charge for the authors of the journal.
An essential feature of the journal is its availability and openness of all its materials. The journal is published online only and is available to all Internet users. It has no print version, so the texts can include visual material, maps, charts and pictures which are usually omitted due to technical difficulties and high cost of printing services. We consider visualization to be one of the main ways for modern man to process reading matter and encourage the authors to use more visual material in their texts, which facilitates better presentation of the papers and gives aesthetic pleasure to the readers.
The journal publishes research articles, historiographical review articles, discussion materials, research notes, short communications, book reviews.
The issues of the journal are themed, which means that the greater part of the articles in an issue is devoted to a certain subject. However, the scholarly ‘lower half’ of the table of contentsof an issue, an ‘appendix’, may include research notes, reviews, short communications, and articles that are not directly relevant to the theme of an issue

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Cherepovets State University

Historia Provinciae — the Journal of Regional History

Cherepovets Branch of the Russian Society for Intellectual History

Vologda Regional Branch of the Russian Historical Society

hold the next session of the Interdisciplinary Scientific Theoretical Workshop

on the subject

The Phenomenon of Kinship, Ties of Kinship and Friendship in Historical Dynamics: Interdisciplinary Aspects

in Cherepovets

on July 4 - July 6, 2024

  The workshop will be held in the blended online format (the option of absentia participation is not included);

participation fee is not charged.

 

If you are interested in taking part in the workshop, please email the subject of your paper and brief information about yourself and your scientific status no later than June 2, 2024.

 

The results of the discussion will be published in the collected papers of the workshop indexed by RSCI;
some of the texts will be recommended to be prepared for publication in the journal Historia Provinciae — the Journal of Regional History.

Applications for participation should include the subject of the paper and are to be emailed to the head of the organizing committee, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor of Cherepovets State University,

Editor-in-chief of the journal Historia Provinciae — the Journal of Regional History

Olga Yu. Solodyankina olga_solodiankin@mail.ru

 with the subject line "Seminar".

Overview

Historia provinciae

• Historical research
• Historiographical overviews
• Interdisciplinary approaches
• Regional history
• Local history
• History of international relations
• Publication of sources
• History of foreign policy
• Sociocultural history
• Political history
• Biographies

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