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Czech Journal of Contemporary History

Czech Journal of Contemporary History

Frequency: 1 issues / Country: Czech Republic

The academic journal Czech Journal of Contemporary History (CJCH) has been published by the Institute since 2013, with the periodicity of one volume a year. The overal aim of this journal is to publish articles, essays and other contributions written by leading scholars in both the Czech Republic and abroad in the field of contemporary history, with a particular focus on Czechoslovak and Czech topics in a broader international or transnational setting. Most of the articles have previously been published in Czech in the journal Soudobé dějiny [Contemporary History], the leading Czech-language academic journal that already has a twenty-year tradition. Their translation into English was done with the purpose of making them accessible to a wider audience of readers and thus to strengthen and promote international academic discussion. As of now, the journal is intended to be primarily an online platform, with just a limited number of copies being printed for each volume.

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Soudobé Dějiny

Soudobé Dějiny

Frequency: 4 issues / Country: Czech Republic

The scholarly journal Soudobe dejiny [Contemporary History] has been published by the Institute of Contemporary History, in Prague, since 1993, in collaboration with Doplnek Publishers, Brno. The average length of each number is 150 pages. The first Editor-in-Chief of the journal was Vilem Precan, the first director of the Institute. In 2000, Oldrich Tuma, the new director of the Institute, assumed the publishing responsibilities for the journal, and is currently assisted by the current editor-in-chief, the historian Milan Drapala. Soudobe dejiny aims primarily to assist in the establishment and expansion of contemporary history as an independent discipline in the Czech Republic. It thereby hopes to contribute to the restoration and development of historical memory of the recent past. In doing so it endeavours to maintain an open approach both towards topics and towards methods, accepting different kinds of history and going beyond the boundaries of historiography, turning attention to the topics and methods of other social sciences. The greater part of each issue of Soudobe dejiny comprises original articles on the history of Czechoslovakia and, after the break-up of that state, the Czech Republic, in the broader international context. The journal also focuses frequently on the history and historiography of other countries, particularly those in central Europe, as well as the theory and methodology of historiography. The individual numbers of the journal are usually thematically oriented. While the first large section of each number comprises original articles; the section 'Horizont' [Outlook] is reserved for translations of articles written abroad; other sections of the journal are reserved for documents, debates, memoirs, chronicles, reviews and annotations. Each number also contains a large bibliographical survey of work on contemporary history. The journal occasionally carries work in a section titled 'Archiv soudobych dejin' [Contemporary History Archives]. Each number also includes English-language summaries of all contributions (excluding the annotations). Soudobe dejiny is intended both for professional historians and for teachers and students of history, but seeks to appeal also to members of the general public who are interested in the history of the recent past.

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