Publisher: Uniwersytet Gdański

Panoptikum

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Poland

„Panoptikum” (nr ISSN 1730 – 7775) to wydawany przez Uniwersytet Gdański rocznik poświęcony kulturze audiowizualnej. Na jego łamach publikowane są zarówno oryginalne artykuły w zainicjowanym przez redakcję monograficznym kluczu tematycznym, jak i wiodące tłumaczenia z zakresu filmoznawstwa, nowych mediów oraz sztuk wizualnych. Zgodnie z częścią B wykazu punktowanych czasopism naukowych (poz. 1547), ogłoszonego przez Ministra Nauki i Szkolnictwa Wyższego dnia 17 grudnia 2013 r., za publikację w "Panoptikum" przyznaje się 6 punktów. "Panoptikum" jest indeksowane w następujących bazach danych: CEEOL (The Central and Eastern European Online Library), PBN (Polska Bibliografia Naukowa), Katalog Czasopism Kulturalnych, Index Copernicus, ARIANTA.

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"Panoptikum" is a semi-annual journal published since 2003. Individual issues are thematic. All issues concentrate around selected key topics related to contemporary audiovisual culture. The editorial board pre-selects the papers and after they undergo the blind peer-review process, they constitute the framework of a given issue. Along with academic essays which undergo the review process and constitute about 80% of the journal's content, each issue also includes the "Varia" section which is composed of reviews and reports unrelated to the issue's main topic.

The researchers and doctoral students affiliated to the University of Gdańsk are responsible for the journal, but the editorial board regularly collaborates with other research centres in Poland. Authors of the papers also represent various research generations and centres.

"Panoptikum" is an interdisciplinary journal on audiovisual culture, but the essays revolve around several dominant disciplines: film studies, media studies, cultural studies, gender and postcolonial studies, aesthetics. Some of the most important topics represented in the journal include: contemporary documentary, queer cinema, changing television, relations between the viewers and the receivers, audiovisual dystopias and utopias, cultural images of masculinity, transformation in cinema and reception practices and monograph of Gilles Deleuze's ideas of cinema and culture. 

Since 2010 the journal has been included into the B list of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education. „Panoptikum” is indexed in the major databases of academic journals, including CEEOL, ERIH+, CEJSH, BazHum.

Problemy Wczesnej Edukacji

Frequency: 4 issues / Country: Poland

„Problemy Wczesnej Edukacji/ Issues in Early Education”, a peer-reviewed journal, was first published in 2005 under the patronage of Polish Pedagogical Association. Initially released as a semi-annual, the journal was turned into a quarterly in 2011, starting from the issue 2011/2(14). The periodical is addressed to academics, educationalists, teacher practitioners, students of social sciences and humanities, and other readers interested in the journal’s thematic content. The scientific and critical articles present for the most part issues related to research on the child, childhood, and early education. The intention of the editorial board is to return to a reflection on early education, going back to sources such as pedagogy, didactics, social pedagogy, the sociology of education, cultural anthropology, pedeutology, and psychology through publishing papers derived from these academic disciplines. Subsequent issues of IEE are monothematical in character (see Archive). A significant part of the articles is published in English, Slovakian, and Russian. The division of the quarterly into sections ‘Studies and articles’, ‘Narrations and practices’, ‘Reviews and reports’ enables the publication of a wide variety of papers written by both acclaimed and less experienced authors. The international panel of authors guarantees an expanded context for analyses and interpretations, and provides an opportunity for undertaking a dialogue from various research and axiological perspectives.

Studia Scandinavica

Frequency: 1 issues / Country: Poland

"Studia Scandinavica" is an interdisciplinary scientific journal of Scandinavian Studies at the University of Gdańsk. Dedicated to enhancing knowledge about the language, literature, culture and history of the Baltic region in Northern Europe, it addresses Poland’s growing interest in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. Furthermore, the articles constitute a database for topics related to
the Nordic countries as well as highlight important issues, which, according to their authors and the journal editors, creatively contributes to the development of humanities-related knowledge about the Nordic countries. "Studia Scandinavica" welcomes submissions published in the Scandinavian languages as well as in the English language, which facilitates a dialogue between Polish specialists in Scandinavian Studies and researchers investigating similar issues in other countries as well as encourages scientists from foreign Scandinavian Studies centers to publish their research work.

Współczesna Gospodarka

Frequency: 4 issues / Country: Poland

Contemporary Economy Review (Współczesna Gospodarka; ISSN 2082-677X) is a peer-reviewed, open-access scientific journal, published by the Economy Faculty, University of Gdansk. It addresses issues of importance to both academics and business.

Contemporary Economy features:

• Original research and review articles on different aspects of contemporary economy, especially e-economy, global and maritime economy
• Research news and views
• Case studies

All manuscripts undergo a rigorous, double-blind peer-review. Authors do not pay an article processing and submission charges.