Acta de Historia & Politica: Saeculum XXI

Aims & Scope

The journal «ActadeHistoria&Politica:SaeculumXXI» is a scholarly, theoretical, peer-reviewed interdisciplinary periodical dedicated to the study of contemporary history of the 20th–21st centuries, the history of international relations, foreign policy, and current global affairs. A distinctive feature of the journal’s editorial policy is its multifactorial and interdisciplinary approach to the study of the complex historical and political processes of the present and the recent past. The journal brings together both established and early-career historians, international relations specialists, political scientists, economists, sociologists, and other scholars who focus on the history and current issues of international relations and political history. It introduces readers to the most current research in the field of historical and international studies. The founder of the journalis the Department of International relations and Foreign policy at Petro Mohyla Black Sea National University (Mykolaiv, Ukraine). Established in 2019, the journal is published biannually, covering political, economic, cultural, and social history in Ukraine and abroad, with an emphasis on international cooperation and the history of international relations. The periodical addresses a wide range of topics corresponding to the C3 – International Relations specialty (Cluster: Human Capital Development, Social Sciences, and Journalism). Journal’s policy on intellectual property.Our journal is Open Access (CC BY 4.0). t means that a variety of options could be regarded by readers for free. Open access allows users to read, download, copy, share, print, search, or find the full text of journal articles at a link without prior permission from the publisher and author.

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