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Peer reviewed only Open Access

Slavonica (Slavonica)

Publisher : Taylor and Francis Ltd.
economics history politics
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e-ISSN 1745-8145
p-ISSN 1361-7427
Issue Frequency Half-Yearly
Impact Factor 0.1
Est. Year 2025
Mobile 4402080520500
DOI YES
Country United Kingdom
Language English
APC YES
Impact Factor Assignee Google Scholar
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Journal Descriptions

Slavonica publishes work in the fields of Russian and Central and East European Studies: literature, language, linguistics, history, politics, social issues, religion, music, culture and the arts; Russian/East European cultural links; original, or previously unpublished documents, illustrations, poetry and short prose; translations of poetry and shorter prose fiction (with commentary); feature articles of appropriate interest; reports and announcements on conferences, exhibitions and events; and anniversary tributes and obituaries. Each issue contains around thirty specialist book reviews commissioned from experts the world over on a wide range of topics: economics, history, politics, drama, arts, and music.

Slavonica (Slavonica) is :-

  • International, Peer-Reviewed, Open Access, Refereed, economics, history, politics, drama, arts , Online or Print , Half-Yearly Journal

  • UGC Approved, ISSN Approved: P-ISSN P-ISSN: 1361-7427, E-ISSN: 1745-8145, Established: 2025, Impact Factor: 0.1
  • Provides Crossref DOI

  • Indexed in: Scopus, WoS

  • Not indexed in DOAJ, PubMed, UGC CARE

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Publications of Slavonica

Female Imagery in Bogomil Myth, Exegesis and Social Reality: An Overview
Bojana Radovanović April, 2022
This paper will examine the role of women and, more broadly, the female imagery presented in Bogomil doctrine and practice, as reflected in the Bogomil myth, Biblical exegesis and social rea...
Imagining Compromised Creativity: Art and Fear in Shostakovich Bio-Fiction
Helga Schwalm May, 2020
The Question of Montenegrin Guilt in Vojislav Pejović’s The Life and Death of Milan Junak and Ognjen Spahić’s U...
Damjan Božinović May, 2025
The article explores the questions of responsibility and guilt in two novels by contemporary Montenegrin authors. Vojislav Pejović's The Life and Death of Milan Junak (2008) and Ognjen Spah...
Five Contemporary Czech Authors
Jan Čulík December, 2025
How do contemporary Czech authors reflect on what is going in their society? This article considers the work of five Czech authors. Emil Hakl looks at contemporary Czech reality as an outsid...
The Motives of the Feminist #MeToo Movement in Václav Havel’s Plays
Jan Čulík May, 2025
Václav Havel (1936–2011) was for many people in the Czech Republic the most significant and certainly the most revered cultural and political figure of the past half a century. In the 196...
Single Motherhood in Postwar Soviet Russia: Cultural Code and its Literary Implication
Dmitrii Sergeev November, 2025
The purpose of the paper is to reveal the development of cultural code of single motherhood in postwar Russia through the analysis of fiction. The research turns on the assumption that cultu...
Political Culture and Participation in Russia and Kazakhstan: A New Civic Culture with Contestation?
Yerkebulan Sairambay September, 2025
This article offers a critical examination of various scholarly works that attempt to study political cultures of Russia and Kazakhstan in order to explain the ways in which participatory tr...
Russian for All Occasions: A Polythematic Russian-English Dictionary of Collocations and Expressions. The Authors Reflect on the Idea Behind the Dicti...
John Dunn November, 2025
The authors discuss the problems of compiling a bilingual dictionary ‘for all occasions’. The first part of the article deals with the aims and the concept of the dictionary within a wid...
Three Forsaken Poets: Significant Absences in Balkan Modernism
Guido Snel May, 2025
Narratives dealing with the literary histories of South-Eastern Europe frame the canon of the nineteenth and twentieth century mostly in terms of rebirth, or re-awakening of a national cultu...
Trespassers and Stowaways After the Wall. The European East–West Divide in Emil Tode’sBorder State
Guido Snel October, 2025
Emil Tode's remarkable novel Border State is part of a wave of post-1989 fiction (in literature and cinema) from the post-communist realm of Europe that explores persistent divides in the co...