Studia Universitatis Hereditati

Aims & Scope

Studia universitatis hereditati focuses on all branches of research and theory of cultural heritage. Featuring an international editorial board, the journal publishes papers in the broader field of cultural heritage (archaeology, architecture, ethnology, linguistics, literary, cultural, musical, intellectual, religious, military history, history of ideas, etc.) and reviews of domestic as well as foreign monographs related to the above-mentioned fields of research. All papers are double-blind peer-reviewed. The journal is published biannually (in June and December) by the University of Primorska Press on behalf of the Faculty of Humanities. The main purpose of the journal is to contribute to the development of cultural heritage research in the broadest sense of the term and to the interdisciplinary approach to theoretical and practical research issues. The journal thus pays special attention to the development of scientific and professional terminology, concepts and paradigms in the field of cultural heritage research within the field of humanities.

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