Rìčnik Ruskoj Bursy

Aims & Scope

About the Journal Overview The "Ruska Bursa Annual" is a scholarly Lemko studies journal, mainly in the Lemko language. It has been published since 2005 by the Ruska Bursa Association in Gorlice, Poland. In the four main sections: Documents; Discussion; Inspiration; Reviews and Reports, there is a mix of history, literary studies, linguistics, cultural studies, political science, and other articles, about the Lemko homeland in general and the broader Carpathian Rus’. Œ The writing is of an international character, from the page publishing authors, known as Lemko and Carpatho-Rusyn studies specialists from Europe and North America, its readership, and above all, its Editorial Board. Aims and Scope The "Ruska Bursa Annual" publishes articles presenting a critical approach to a wide range of themes related to Lemko studies. It focuses on the Lemko language, history, literature, and culture. We accept original research-based articles, editions of selected historical and literary sources, polemics as well as book reviews and other texts related to Lemko culture. We accept texts written in different languages including Lemko, Polish and English. Abstracting and Indexing Services ERIH PLUS Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) EBSCO Polish Ministry of Education and Science 2024 – 20 points Index Copernicus Journals Master List (ICV 2024 – 92 .76 ) Google Scholar Crossref Bridge of Knowledge Arianta WorldCat Archiving and Repository Policy The electronic backup and preservation of access to the journal content is provided by the publisher. The journal content is also archived with the Jagiellonian Library (Kraków, Poland) as a long-term preservation service. It might be deposit in institutional repositories belonging to universities, including the Repository of Jagiellonian University , if only an agreement with the publisher has been signed. In case of self-archiving please look at the Copyright & Licensing section.

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Source: OpenAlex · Each year’s green bar = citations earned by that year’s papers, counted to date — so recent years look lower simply because their papers haven’t had time to be cited yet.

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