Acta Universitatis Carolinae Studia Territorialia

Aims & Scope

About the Journal Aims and Scope Acta Universitatis Carolinae – Studia Territorialia is a leading peer-reviewed academic journal in the Czech Republic focusing on Area Studies. It covers transnational contemporary history and current developments in North America, Europe, and post-Soviet Eurasia. The journal attracts an international academic community interested in research on memory and reconciliation, the public use of history, migration, international relations and border studies, as well as other themes that reflect broader socio-cultural and political processes and the transformation of the studied regions. Given the journal’s transnational focus, its common denominator is an interdisciplinary approach to the conceptualization of its chosen research topics, which reflect current scholarly debates in historiography and the social sciences. Journal History The journal was founded in 2001. Originally an in-house publication, the journal appeared only irregularly. In 2009, it was transformed into a quarterly, open to all talented authors. Since 2016, it has continued to internationalize its scope and has been published twice a year, in August and December. The journal is published in English, both in a print edition and electronically. Article Types The journal publishes scholarly articles, reviews, and reports on new books, conferences and current research projects. Both recognized scholars and emerging researchers are invited to submit their contributions for publication in Studia Territorialia . The journal considers previously unpublished manuscripts only. All submitted articles are subject to rigorous double-blind peer review . Rejection Rate The average rejection rate for 2019–2025 is 64 percent. Publication Fees The journal is published with the institutional support of the Institute of International Studies of the Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University, and the Karolinum Press. The journal charges no fees in connection with the submission, review o

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