Relacje Międzykulturowe

Aims & Scope

About the Journal Overview Relacje Międzykulturowe – Intercultural Relations ( RMIR ) is an open-access, semi-annual, peer-reviewed journal publishing articles in English and Polish. In spring each year, a volume is published in Polish, and in autumn, it is published in English. It serves as an interdisciplinary forum for academic scholars and professionals to present the latest theoretical and empirical advancements of various issues related to intercultural relations. The journal publishes, among others, papers on issues such as cultural studies, ethnic and minority-majority relations, migration and intercultural contact, intercultural psychology and pedagogy, globalization and integration processes, multicultural societies, and politics. Aims & Scope By establishing RMIR , we aim to initiate the discussion of intercultural relations in Poland and to join in the global academic debate on this subject, as the bilingual title of the journal suggests. We cordially invite you to join this discussion. RMIR accepts original research, theoretical and methodological papers, research and conference reports, and review essays and book reviews in both English and Polish. The journal uses a double-blind review process, which means that both the reviewers’ and authors’ identities are concealed from one another throughout the review process. The publication is free of charge. The journal does not have article processing charges, editorial charges, or printing fees. Abstracting and Indexing Services ERIH PLUS Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) EBSCO: Central & Eastern European Academic Sources Journal List of Polish Ministry of Education and Science 2024 – 20 points Index Copernicus Journal Master List (ICV 2024 – 100) Google Scholar Crossref Bridge of Knowledge Arianta WorldCat Most Wiedzy Archiving and Repository Policy The electronic backup and preservation of access to the journal content are provided by the publisher. The journal content is also archived with the Jagi

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