Institute of Ethnology and Social Anthropology Slovak Academy of Sciences

Slovak Ethnology

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ISSN 1335-1303 (print)
ISSN 1339-9357 (online)

Contacts

Slovak Ethnology Journal
Institute of Ethnology and Social Antropology SAS
Klemensova 19
813 64 Bratislava

Tel.:

02 - 52964707, ext. 107

e-mail:

slovensky.narodopis@savba.sk

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Slovak Ethnology / Slovenský národopis is an academic peer-reviewed journal published by the Institute of Ethnology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences in Bratislava four times a year since 1953. The first and the third issue of each year are published in Slovak, and the second and the fourth ones in English. Slovenský národopis presents to the international academic community the results of research in social sciences and humanities, mainly in the field of ethnology and cultural/social anthropology. The journals publishes articles by experts from Europe and overseas.

The papers published in the journal analyse social phenomena based on data obtained mainly by means of ethnographic field research methods. The journal editors prefer original articles of analytical, theoretical or synthesising nature, contributing to current debates in social sciences and humanities. In terms of topics, the journal focuses predominantly on the research of ethnic, national, confessional, age and gender differences which characterise late modern societies; on the research of social, cultural and economic transformations of European societies in the historic context (modernisation, post-socialist transformation, European integration, globalisation); on the research of folk culture, folklore, tangible and intangible cultural heritage in the European and global context; on the reflection of discussions in current theoretical and methodological trends in social sciences and humanities; and the history of scientific thinking.

Each year, Slovak Ethnology / Slovenský národopis publishes two or three calls for thematic issues on current topics in ethnology, social/cultural anthropology and related disciplines. Besides problem-oriented scientific studies, the journal also publishes research reports, essays, discussions, overviews, book reviews and book essays.

The magazine provides space for critical columns on the presented articles. The studies, materials, essays, debates and overviews undergo anonymous peer review by international experts.

Call for papers

New Call for papers

Call for the next issue of Slovak Ethnology/Slovenský národopis, volume 67, number 4/2019 Methodology, Ethics, Writing and Visions in Ethnology and Social Anthropology. This issue of Slovak Ethnology/Slovenský národopis will focus on the current methodological approaches, ethical dilemmas as well as future visions of the disciplines. To read the full call go HERE

Archive of Call for papers

Call for the next issue of Slovak Ethnology/Slovenský národopis, volume 67, number 2/2019. This issue will focus on the research of generations and intergenerational relationships. To read the full call go HERE

Call for papers for the next issue of Slovak Ethnology/Slovenský národopis, volume 66, number 4/2018. Label “ROMA” - Impacts and implications on policies and construction of European discourse. To read the full call go HERE

Call for papers for the next issue of Slovak Ethnology/Slovenský národopis, volume 66, number 2/2018. The issue will focus on the research of ageism related to all age groups. For more information go HERE.

Call for papers for the next issue of Slovak Ethnology/Slovenský národopis, volume 65, number 4/2017. The issue will focus on The Migration: gain and losses. For more information go HERE. go HERE

Call for papers for the next issue of Slovak Ethology/Slovenský národopis, volume 64, number 4/2016. The issue will focus on The Body and Age. The issue will be published in English language. You will find more information HERE.

Call for the next issue of Slovak Ethnology / Slovenský národopis, volume 64, number 2/2016, will focus on Alternative Sources of Food in the Post-postmodern Age. Hosting Editors: ŁUKASZ ŁUCZAJ and RASTISLAVA STOLIČNÁ.

Call for the next issue of Slovak Ethnology / Slovenský národopis, volume 63, number 4/2015, will be focused on the civic activism as a determinant of sustainable urban development. You will find more information HERE.

Call for the next issue of Slovak Ethnology / Slovenský národopis, volume 62, number 2/2014, focused on the role of folklore in the contemporary world.

Call for the next issue of Slovak Ethnology / Slovenský národopis, volume 62, number 3/2014, focused on the social and cultural contexts of current holidays and rituals. The issue will be published in Slovak language.

Call for the next issue of Slovak Ethnology / Slovenský národopis, volume 62, number 4/2014, focused on the visual anthropology.

Volume 61, number 4/2013 will be focusing on the theme of The Adaptation of Urban Inhabitants in The Processes of Social Change. The editors welcome the papers, announcements and reviews realted to this theme. The issue will be published in Slovak.

Editorial staff

Editorial board

Regina Bendix (Georg August University of Göttingen, Germany) Marta Botíková (Comenius University of Bratislava, Slovakia), Michał Buchowski (Adam Miczkiewicz University of Poznań, Poland), Dušan Deák (Comenius University of Bratislava, Slovakia), Ľubica Droppová (Bratislava, Slovakia), Ingrid Slavec Gradišnik (Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Ljubljana, Slovenia), Juraj Hamar (Comenius University of Bratislava, Slovakia), Hana Hlôšková (Comenius University of Bratislava, Slovakia), Miloš Hubina (Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand), Ullrich Kockel (Heriot-Watt University Edinburgh and University of Ulster, United Kingdom), Eva Krekovičová (Slovak Academy of Sciences, Slovakia), Martin Šimša (National Folk Culture Institute, Czech Republic), Sam Pack (Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio, USA), Vladimir Penchev (Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Sofia, Bulgaria), Dragana Radojičić (Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Belgrade, Serbia), Klaus Roth (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Germany), Peter Salner (Slovak Academy of Sciences, Slovakia), Davide Torsello (University of Bergamo, Italy), Zdeněk Uherek (Academy of Sciences of Czech Republic, Czech Republic), Elena S. Uzeneva (Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia), Miroslav Válka (Masaryk University of Brno, Czech Republic), Helena Wulff (University of Stockholm, Sweden)

Guidelines for contributors

The guidelines for contributors are here.
Licence agreement by and between the autho/copyright holder and the Institute of Ethnology SAS you will find here.

Publication ethics

and malpractice statement

Slovak Ethnology requires the high standards of publication ethics and prevention of publication malpractice. It publishes ethics guidelines for the authors, the reviewers, the editors and for the publisher to follow. You can find them online here. The journal accepts only original manuscripts which have been not published or submitted to another publisher before, should be written from stated authors, include no unlawful statements, do not infringe the rights of others, and quote the sources appropriately. The review process is anonymous. The reviewers should have no conflict of interest with respect to reviewed articles. The judgments should be objective. The editors and the publisher have to take all steps to ensure the quality of published articles. In case of problems, our editors work with the Publishing Ethics Resource Kit developed by Elsevier.

Open Access Statement

The journal Slovak Ethnology/ Slovenský národopis is Open Access according to BOAI definition and the contributions are licensed under [CC BY-NC-ND]. The content is freely available on the public internet, permitting any users to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of the articles, without asking prior permission from the publisher or the author (except in the case of commercial use of texts).

Guidelines for reviewers

More information on peer review and guidelines for reviewers are online here.

Address for subscribers

SAP - Slovak Academic Press, s. r. o.,
Bazová 2,
821 08 Bratislava
e-mail: sap@sappress.sk

Digitalization of the Journal

Volumes 1953-2012 were digitized by the Slovak Centre of Scientific and Technical Information (SCSTI). Accessibility of these volumes is in progress, particular full-texts are published only if the Institute of Ethnology SAS has got a licence pursuant to Act No. 618/2003 ("Copyright Act").
The Bibliography of the Slovak Ethnology (1953-2002) is accessible online HERE.

ONLINE CONTENT

SLOVAK ETHNOLOGY 3/2019

The main theme of the third issue is the socio-cultural capital of successful municipalities as a source of sustainable development of the Slovak countryside.

SLOVAK ETHNOLOGY 2/2019

The second issue of Slovak Ethnology is a special volume, dedicated to the dimensions of intergenerational relationships.

SLOVAK ETHNOLOGY 1/2019

The first issue of the 67th volume of Slovak Ethnology comes with several interesting articles on various topics. See the online content.

SLOVAK ETHNOLOGY 4/2018

The fourth issue of Slovak Ethnology is a special volume, dedicated to the Conference on Romani Studies. See the online content.

SLOVAK ETHNOLOGY 3/2018

The latest issue of Slovenský národopis / Slovak Ethnology focuses on the topic of formation and termination of Czechoslovakia: See the online content HERE.

SLOVAK ETHNOLOGY 2/2018

The second issue of Slovak Ethnology is dedicated to the theme of "ageism". See the online content HERE.

SLOVAK ETHNOLOGY 1/2018

Here is the first issue of Slovak Ethnology dedicated to the theme of "digital ethnology" and digital humanities with articles written by W.F. Umi Hsu, Jana Ambrózová, Ivan Murin and Pavol Midula, Lucia Ditmarová, Andrej Gogora, Tomáš Kubisa and Miroslav Hanák.

SLOVAK ETHNOLOGY 4/2017

The last issue of Slovenský národopis/Slovak Ethnology in 2017 is dedicated to the hot topic of migration. This theme is reflected in all of the articles, reviews and news of this special edition. Pleasant reading and Happy New Year 2018!

SLOVAK ETHNOLOGY 3/2017

You could find in this issue articles on the situation of Jews from the Czech lands who survived the Shoah, on the interpretation of carnival pictures in folk songs, on lifestyle migrants in the Morocco and also an introduction to the concept of creative towns of R. Florida.

Slovak Ethnology 2/2017

The second issue of Slovenský národopis/Slovak Ethnology consists of contributions written for the international conference Ethnology in the Third Millenium: Topics, Methods, Challenges which took place at October 2016 in Smolenice.

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