Publisher: Vilniaus Universiteto Leidykla

Acta Paedagogica Vilnensia

Frequency: 1 issues / Country: Lithuania

The scholarly journal ‘Acta paedagogica Vilnensia’ discusses: 1. Topical issues regarding education of contemporary school learners at various education institutions providing primary, basic and secondary education and problems emerging under conditions of intensive globalisation. On the basis of theoretical and empirical data, the publication analyses various aspects of researches in education. Cultural, civic, social, spiritual, moral education and development of school learners from different age groups form a considerable part of contributions published in the journal. 2. Reality of young people’s vocational training: their professional motivation, problematic aspects of professional vocation and changes in it at schools of general and higher education, links between vocational education and the labour market, training of social workers and social educators, etc. 3. Problems related to changes in higher education: development and internationalisation of higher education, activation of study process, harmonisation of traditional and non-traditional methods, assessment of study programmes and their quality, student attitude to learning at higher education institution, development of students’ spirituality at university, etc. Ideas of adult life-long learning including policy of their implementation in Lithuania and worldwide are highlighted and the guidelines for education policy improvement are also addressed in this light.

Informacijos mokslai

Frequency: 4 issues / Country: Lithuania

By the decision No. III–64, dated January 11, 1999 of the Science Council of Lithuania, the research papers journal "Information Sciences" (founder – Vilnius University) is included into the list of Lithuanian serials, that publishes articles recognized in doctoral and doctoral habil. (social sciences) dissertations. Editor-in-Chief Prof. dr. Renaldas Gudauskas Executive Secretary Doc. dr. Ala Sabina Miežinienė Editors: Doc. dr. Arūnas Augustinaitis Prof. dr. Peter Blumendorf Prof. dr. Jan J. van Cuilenburg Doc. dr. Vilija Gudonienė Akad. prof. habil. dr. Vytautas Kaminskas Prof. habil. dr. Aira Lepik Doc. dr. Marius Lukošiūnas Doc. dr. Marija Prokopčik Akad. prof. habil. dr. Laimutis Telksnys

Informatics in Education - An International Journal

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Lithuania

INFORMATICS IN EDUCATION An International Journal Aims and Scope ----------------------------------------------------- INFORMATICS IN EDUCATION provides an international forum for presenting the research and practice of professionals and educators in the interaction of teaching and informatics. It is a satellite journal of the international journal Informatica (http://www.vtex.lt/informatica) and is published biannually. It addresses all the issues related to research on informatics in education. The main objectives are: • support the growing interest in information technologies in education; • explorations on education development using various formal methods; • practical uses of technologies and how they related to academic learning; • methodology of teaching algorithms and programming skills; • multidisciplinary discussions on the educational software; • problems in different areas related to applied informatics; • studies of informatics for the humanities; • issues concerning of the open source software in education.

Kalbotyra

Frequency: 1 issues / Country: Lithuania

„Kalbotyra: Romanų ir Germanų studijos“ is annual journal in linguistics, published in Lithuania. The journal is devoted to research in various fields of Germanic and Romance synchronic and diachronic linguistics (syntax, semantics, morphology, etc.). Reviews of books, articles, and conferences are also invited.

Lietuvių kalba

Frequency: irregular and other / Country: Lithuania

‘The Lithuanian Language’ is an international peer-reviewed linguistic journal that publishes research on all core aspects of the Lithuanian language including phonetics and phonology, morphology and syntax, lexis and discourse, semantics and pragmatics.

The journal welcomes contributions that present empirical findings, as well as those that discuss theoretical issues or report on the development of methodological frameworks.

‘The Lithuanian Language’ publishes research articles, theoretical articles, critical book reviews and review articles. ‘The Lithuanian Language’ is an online-only journal that appears annually and regularly. The journal publishes articles in English, French, German, Lithuanian and Russian.

The journal uses LOCKSS digital archiving policy.

 The journal uses a double blind peer-review policy, each manuscript is reviewed by at least two referees (one of whom is a member of the Editorial Board). Referees normally submit their reviews within one month after receiving the manuscript. ‘The Lithuanian Language’ editorial board follows the  C.O.P.E. Code of conduct and best practice guidelines for journal editors.  ‘The Lithuanian Language’ encourages its reviewers to follow  C.O.P.E. Ethical guidelines for peer reviewers. The contributors to the journal are asked to sign an honesty declaration where they confirm that the paper is their original work and that no cases of data manipulation, plagiarism, self-plagiarism and other unethical publishing behavior occur in their contributions.

To ensure worldwide research dissemination, the readers are provided with open access to the journal content. Users are allowed to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of the articles in this journal without asking prior permission from the publisher or the author. This is in accordance with the BOAI definition of open access. The journal does not charge article processing charges or submission charges.

Articles published in ‘The Lithuanian Language’ are distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 License (CC BY-NC 4.0).

The journal has been published since 2007 by Vilnius University, Faculty of Philology.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

Lietuvos istorijos studijos (Mokslo darbai)

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Lithuania

"Lietuvos istorijos studijos" is a periodical publication issued by the historians of Vilnius university. The periodical publishes information on the latest research conducted by history researchers; it also provides information which once faded into oblivion and was discovered anew, such as historical documents, memoirs and writings by historians of the former epochs. The journal covers topics of sociocultural and political history, cultural anthropology, heritage conservation and archaeology. The journal also publishes scientific articles and lectures by foreign historians, the aim of which is to investigate the past of the Lithuanian nation and its historical development. Besides, the periodical carries introductions and reviews on the latest scientific research on Lithuania, conducted both in in our country and elsewhere; it publishes the chronicle of the academic life at Vilnius university and of the academic activities of relations. Attempts are undertaken to embrace the whole entirety of Lithuania’s history and culture in "Lietuvos istorijos studijos". The periodical focuses on such issues, as the development of Lithuania’s statehood, material and spiritual culture, as well as interaction between Lithuania and other countries. Lithuania’s position in the world civilization is reflected upon. Furthermore, the publication sheds light on various discussions, a wide range of opinions and evaluations, as well as unique insights. The periodical "Lietuvos istorijos studijos" provides relevant scientific and cognitive information to all those interested in the past and the present times of the Lithuanian nation, emigraton, the history of the relations between the emigrees and their native country, general issues of civilization, the development of civilization culture, international relations, etc. The publication presents a unique opportunity to get acquainted with the latest publications by prominent researchers of Lithuanian history and the development of historical thought in Lithuania. Editorial Board Editor-in-Chief Prof. habil. dr. Vygintas Bronius Pšibilskis - Vilnius University (History 05H) Executive Secretary Ass. prof. dr. Sigitas Jegelevičius – Vilnius University (History 05H) Editors: Prof. dr. Alfredas Bumblauskas – Vilnius University (History 05H) Prof. dr. Zenonas Butkus – Vilnius University (History 05H) Prof. habil. dr. Sven Ekdahl – Göteborg University (History 05H) Prof. habil. dr. Edvardas Gudavičius – Vilnius University (History 05H) Dr. Magnus Ilmjärv – Tallinn University (History 05H) Prof. habil. dr. Anatolij J. Ivanov – Institute of Russian History, Russian Academy of Sciences (History 05H) Dr. Michail M. Krom – European University at St. Petersburg (History 05H) Prof. dr. Aleksiejus Luchtanas – Vilnius University (History 05H) Prof. habil. dr. Józef Maroszek – University of Białystok (History 05H) Prof. habil. dr. Zenonas Norkus – Vilnius University (Sociology 05S) Ass. prof. dr. Edmundas Rimša – Institute of Lithuanian History (History 05H) Prof. habil. dr. Waldemar Rezmer – Nicolaus Copernicus University, Toruń (History 05H) Prof. dr. Genadz Saganovič – European Humanities University (History 05H)

Literatūra

Frequency: 4 issues / Country: Lithuania

Published four times a year in issues dedicated to Lithuanian Literature (1), Slavic Literature (2), Classical Literature (3), and World Literature (4). Published since 1958 The Lithuanian academic publishing scene in the humanities has experienced many deep changes during the past ten years. Several serial academic publications have shut down (Literatura ir kalba, which was published by the Lithuanian Institute of Literature and Folklore); publications with roots in past traditions have been restarted; and some new publications have emerged (Vytautas Magnus University’s Darbai ir dienos, the Lithuanian Language Institute’s Archivum Lithuanicum). Today we do not have a strong academic journal, which is dedicated exclusively to literary scholarship. Issuing from Vilnius University, Literatura hopes to fill that gap in Lithuanian academic life. Literatura publishes literary studies from all national literatures of all time periods. We hope that this journal will bring together all literary analysis conducted in Lithuania, which today occurs in the separate and nearly incommunicable fields of Lithuanian, Classical, and foreign literatures. Although the natural focus of the journal is on Lithuania, literature being written and translated in Lithuania, and the scholarly work of Lithuanian academics, the journal is nonetheless open to all fields of study in world literature and to the works of authors representing all national traditions. We encourage comparative literary analysis, studies in reception theory, and interdisciplinary investigations, as well as archival publications and sociological approaches to literary functions. Literatura plans to print reviews and abstracts of all publications related to the study of literature published in Lithuania as well as scholarly publications dealing with Lithuanian literature published abroad. Literatura also welcomes analyses of events important to Lithuanian literary life. In order to rejuvenate the literary sciences in Lithuania, it is critical that the most significant literary analyses and methodologies be reviewed and analyzed in Literatura. We especially look forward to hearing from young literary scholars, doctoral candidates, and Lithuanian students continuing their literary training abroad. We await responses to every issue of Literatura, which will be effectively printed on this website, and then later published in hard copy in the next issue of the journal. We request articles, publications, book reviews, surveys, discussions, information about events in academic life, and suggestions for improving our journal.

Organizations and Markets in Emerging Economies

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Lithuania

Problemos

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Lithuania

"Problemos" is regional philosophical journal publishing original scholar articles and surveys discussing all kinds of problems in philosophy, book reviews and academic chronicle. The publishing languages are Lithuanian and English. The submissions are peer-reviewed.

Respectus Philologicus

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Lithuania

First issue of the journal is published in 1998 as the philological edition of Kaunas Faculty of Humanities, Vilnius University. In 2002 the international editorial board which includes leading scientists of Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Poland, Russia and Belarus is created. The journal becomes the international edition of regional character and is published with double numbering 1 (6). In 2004 Vilnius University Faculty of Humanities in Kaunas has been joined by Holly Cross Academy n. a. Jan Kochanovski, which is situated in one of the oldest towns of Poland in Kielce. Polish scholars have united with the colleagues from Lithuania to support the journal whose interdisciplinary approach and orientation at strengthening the cooperation among scholars of the humanities from different countries have gained acknowledgement in Lithuania, Poland, Russia, Belarus, the USA, Ukraine.and Finland. The journal becomes popular not only locally, but also involves authors from the USA, the Great Britain, Canada, Kazakhstan, Ukraine. Polish language among Lithuanian, Russian and English has become the fourth main language of the journal. The focalization of the journal is conduced to closer cooperation on its pages all scholars (linguists, literary critics, philosophers, sociologists, psychologists, historians and anthropologists, etc.) who are interested in different facets of and different language units with world and its place in the life of language community. The Editorial Board hopes that the dialogue among the scholars of different trends in the humanities will continue. Contemporary humanitarian sciences are applied to a large degree at present than ever. Their applied nature is manifested in the study of man as well since the main task of any humanitarian science is the cognition of humans. In this connection, linguistics begins to play a very important and specific role for it provides a direct access to human nature: it reveals humans through their language and verbal texts they produce. At the same time the role of interdisciplinary studies also increases as humans in the language context cannot be analysed within the framework of only one academic discipline. Thus the journal is supposed to be not only regional but also of interdisciplinary character with linguistics integrating different disciplines. The leading trend is supposed to be the analysis of different discursive practices. Consequently, the journal mainly concentrates on: Cognitive analysis of discourses (fiction, political, scientific, etc.) Cognitive strategies of translation Rhetorical problems of communication Semiotic analysis of a text Analysis of political, social and cultural phenomena in different social environments We look forward to cooperation with scholars of different trends in the humanities, who satisfy the requirements of contemporary science.

Slavistica Vilnensis

Frequency: 1 issues / Country: Lithuania

Slavistica Vilnensis is an international yearly scholarly journal of Slavonic linguistics and philology, published by Vilnius University since 1958. Beginning in 1997, the title of the journal has been Slavistica Vilnensis (Kalbotyra (2)). The journal is edited by the staff of the Department of Russian Philology and Centre of Polish Studies at Vilnius University, and is published by the Publishing House of Vilnius University.

The editorial board consists of specialists of Slavonic studies from Lithuania, Poland, Norway, Estonia, the U.S., Germany and Belarus. The journal features articles by Slavic linguists from Lithuania, Russia, Poland, Belarus, the Ukraine, Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Norway, Germany, Croatia, Slovenia, Italy and the U.S., written in Slavic languages, Lithuanian, English and German.

Focus and Scope. The journal covers the following topics: Palaeoslavonic studies and Slavic etymology; Baltic-Slavonic linguistic relations; the Slavic heritage of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania; Slavic dialectology; the history and modern situation of Slavic languages; comparative research; training in foreign languages; translation/interpretation; other fields of Slavonic studies. Besides, the journal includes critiques and reviews of Slavonic literature; information and reports about Slavonic symposiums and conferences, academic personalities; specialized Slavonic bibliographies, etc.

Languages. The contributions are accepted for publication in any of the Slavic languages, English, German or Lithuanian.

Peer Review Process. The articles submitted to the journal are reviewed double-blindly by two anonymous peer reviewers (members of the editorial board and/or independent experts). If the opinions of the two reviewers differ, the article is sent to a third reviewer.

Publication Frequency. The journal is published annually.

Vertimo studijos

Frequency: 1 issues / Country: Lithuania