Yearly
„Przegląd Wschodni” (Eastern Review)
Nr ISSN 0867-5929
Publisher: Centre for East European Studies and “Przegląd Wschodni”
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Przegląd Wschodni (Eastern Review) is a quarterly academic journal published in conjunction with the Centre for East European Studies since 1991. It is dedicated to the history of Eastern Europe and Russia as a cultural-political region from the Middle Ages up to contemporary times. The most outstanding scholars of history, culture and art history, literature, linguistics, geography, demography, ethnology and other subjects, undertake to analyse a broad range of issues related to the region’s common cultural heritage and differences between nations inhabiting the region.
The subject of works published in Przegląd Wschodni is the broadly understood Eastern European region, which is sometimes expanded to include Siberia, the Kingdom of Poland or even Galicia. Chronologically it encompasses the Middle Ages all the way to the present, with a special emphasis on the turn of the 19th and 20th century and the interwar period. An important contribution of Przegląd Wschodni to the academic world is the publication of
source materials.
The works of authors from different countries in the region are published on the pages of Przegląd Wschodni, often reflecting different points of view on the subject at hand. In this way, the reader is able to compare Polish research with related research conducted in other countries. Przegląd Wschodni also publishes the works of laureates of the Przegląd Wschodni Awards.
Editorial team of “Przegląd Wschodni”
Jan Malicki – editor-in-chief
Jolanta Sikorska-Kulesza – editor
Michał Piekarski – secretariat of the editorial team
Contact: wydawnictwa.studium@uw.edu.pl
Distribution: – wydawnictwa.studium@uw.edu.pl
Adress:
Centre for East European Studies
University of Warsaw
Potockich Palace, entrance C, rook C10
26/28 Krakowskie Przedmieście str.
00-927 Warsaw
Academic Board of „Przegląd Wschodni”:
Andrzej Ajnenkiel, Warsaw (d. 2015)
Stanisław Alexandrowicz, Toruń (d. 2015)
Daniel Beauvois, Paris
Alfreda Bublauskas, Vilnus
Andrzej Ciechanowiecki, London
Norman Davies, Oxford
Roman Dzwonkowski SAC, Lublin
Piotr Eberhardt, Warsaw
Mieczysław Jackiewicz, Olsztyn
Natalia Jakowenko, Kiev
Zbigniew Jasiewicz, Poznań
Adolf Juzwenko, Wrocław
Algis Kaleda, Vilnus
Andrzej Kamiński, Washington
Jerzy Kłoczowski, Lublin
Stefan Kozak, Warsaw
Antoni Kuczyński, Wrocław
Natalia Lebiediewa, Moscow
Piotr Łossowski, Warsaw
Adam Maldzis, Minsk
Stanisław Mossakowski, Warsaw
Stanisław Nicieja, Opole
Bohdan Osadczuk, Berlin (d. 2011)
Jan Ostrowski, Kraków
Jarosław Pelenski, Philadelphia
Wojciech Roszkowski, Warsaw
Władysław Serczyk, Rzeszów
Elżbieta Smułkowa, Warsaw
Bolesław Szostakowicz, Irkutsk (d. 2015)
Roman Szporluk, Cambridge Mass.
Wiktoria Śliwowska, Warszawa
Piotr Wandycz, New Haven
Henryk Wizner, Warsaw
Zbigniew Wójcik, Warsaw (d. 2014)
Janusz Zawodny, Brush Prairie (d. 2012)