Revista Română de Geografie Politică

Aims & Scope

Romanian Review on Political Geography is a scientific international publication. The Journal is issued under the aegis and with financial support of the University of Oradea, Department of Geography, Tourism and Territorial Planning, Territorial Studies and Analyses Centre (Romania), and IGU – Commission on Political Geography. It is published since 1999, entirely in English, with 2-3 issues per year, and the printable format is supported by the online version with materials published with an abstract and the full version free of charge. The journal aims to publish relevant contributions in political geography, geopolitics and geostrategy and other areas whose analysis is related to these fields, standing out through originality and scientific contribution to the knowledge and development of this area. An important objective is to promote academic and applied research based on interdisciplinarity with a complex local and global approach. The content of the publication is intended for a heterogenous community made of students, teaching staff and practitioners showing interest in political geography, geopolitics and geostrategy, where the synthetic approach triggered by the connection of social and physical sciences (environmental) can contribute substantially to the understanding, promotion and development of places, regions and the territory in its whole. The journal meets the international requirements concerning the publication norms and ethics. The published articles can be viewed free of charge in pdf format on the online version of the review. © Copyright 2024. Publisher - "Department of Geography, Tourism and Territorial Planning"

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