Seria poświęcona praktycznym wskazówkom i pomysłom, które mogą znaleźć zastosowanie w nauczaniu języków obcych. Autorami artykułów są lektorzy JCJ, którzy przedstawiają swoje propozycje metodyczne w oparciu o doświadczenia w pracy ze studentami różnych wydziałów i kierunków Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego.
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Gdansk Journal of East Asian Studies is an interdisciplinary periodical published by the University of Gdańsk Press and dedicated to East Asia
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"Scripta Judaica Cracoviensia" is published by the Chair in Jewish Studies, Jagiellonian University. It concentrate on the history, culture and language of the Jews from antiquity to to the present.
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Zeszyty Prasoznawcze (Media Research Issues) is the oldest Polish academic journal devoted to social, psychological, political, linguistic, legal, economic, technological, organizational and professional aspects of mass communication, and in particular of the printed press, radio, television and other media, journalism, advertising, propaganda and public opinion, in the past and, in Poland and abroad. It publishes dissertations, articles, studies, surveys, reviews, documents and reports. Zeszyty Prasoznawcze (Media Research Issues) is a peer reviewed journal, published by the Jagiellonian University in Cracow, Faculty of Management and Social Communication, Press Research Centre. As continuation of the journal Prasa Współczesna i Dawna (Contemporary and Old-time Press) (1957-1959), it serves for 55 years not only the Polish media, social communication, and public opinion researchers, lecturers and students of journalism, journalists, editors, publishers and PR specialists.
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"The Jagiellonian University Young Musicologists Quarterly" is a scientific journal created at the Institute of Musicology of Jagiellonian University in Cracow in 2008 on the initiative of a group of students headed by Agnieszka Kołtun. The journal provides a discussion forum for young researchers (PhD candidates, alumni, and students) of the Institute of Musicology of Jagiellonian University in Cracow and other institutes and universities related to the field of musicology.
The journal offers articles devoted to a variety of topics on musicology such as ethnomusicology, methodology, music theory, history of early and contemporary music, aesthetics of music, and reception of music. All the articles submitted for publication in the journal are peer reviewed (a double blind review process) for substantive assessment.
"The Jagiellonian University Young Musicologists Quarterly" was created with collaboration of The Jagiellonian University Students' Scientific Society of Editors. The journal is published by The Jagiellonian University Students' Scientific Society of Musicology. The journal has been registered in the National Library of Poland under the number ISSN 2353-7094 (until 2013 under the number ISSN 2080-3249 as „Kwartalnik Studentów Muzykologów UJ" - "The Jagiellonian University Musicology Students Quarterly").
The journal is indexed in the following databases: BazHum, CEJSH - The Central European Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, Index Copernicus, POL-index, and RILM Abstracts of Music Literature. The journal is to be found on the list of peer-reviewed periodicals of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education (Section B, item 862), and granted with 5 points.
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Zakres tematyczny czasopisma obejmuje problematykę metod i paradygmatów teoretycznych, koncentrując się na wspieraniu nowych pomysłów i perspektyw istniejących badań.
W centrum zainteresowania IJCM są zwłaszcza, chociaż nie wyłącznie, następujące obszary tematyczne jak: struktury, procesy, innowacje organizacyjne, motywacja, przywództwo, zachowania organizacyjne i kultura organizacyjna. Czasopismo publikuje studia przypadków, recenzje, opracowania koncepcyjne i najwyższej jakości badania empiryczne. Ukazuje się cztery razy w ciągu roku. Publikacja przeznaczona jest dla teoretyków i praktyków zarządzania, profesorów, konsultantów, finansistów, ekonomistów, menedżerów. Publikowane są artykuły naukowe o charakterze teoretycznym i empirycznym, zajmujące się złożonymi i wielodyscyplinarnymi wyzwaniami współczesnej gospodarki.
The periodical was established in 1997 by the Polish Association for Jewish Studies as Studia Judaica: Bulletin of the Polish Association for Jewish Studies. Its first editor-in-chief was Józef A. Gierowski. In 2001 the name of the journal was changed to Studia Judaica. From 2000 to 2011 its editor-in-chief was Krzysztof Pilarczyk. Since 2012 Marcin Wodziński has been the editor-in-chief.
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Studia Judaica, as an organ of the Polish Association for Jewish Studies, is open to its members and all other scholars interested in a wide area of Jewish studies, such as Jewish history, literature, linguistics, archeology, culture, religion, and more. We aim to publish articles and reviews illustrating current development in a wide area of Jewish studies as conducted by the members of the Association. Our periodical is open also to non-members on assumption the article deals with an aspect of Polish-Jewish studies. By this we hope to create a representative platform of Jewish studies in and on Poland.
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“The Polish Journal of Arts and Culture” periodical was established in 2012 as a platform for exchanging ideas aimed at anyone who wishes to engage in an in-depth reflection on culture in all its manifestations throughout different circles and civilisations over the centuries. Responding to the suggestions of our authors and associates, as well as the needs of our readers, in 2015 we took the decision to modify its current form. “The Polish Journal of Arts and Culture. New Series” is a biannual periodical published in electronic form, so as to reach the widest possible audience.
We are confident that the new form of the journal will enjoy popularity among both our readers and authors.
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The magazine has been published since 2014 and is a continuous publication of the Kalisz Society of Friends of Science. It publishes articles on the history of Eastern Wielkopolska in the meaning of the historical sites of the Kalisz voivodeship. There is space prefigured for publications related to the history of education, military and industry as well as economic and social history.
The magazine is divided into four sections. In the first one the articles presented refer to various stories of Eastern Wielkopolska. The second section will include materials that will cover the compilation of the sources of the history of the region. In the third section the biographies of people connected with Eastern Wielkopolska either by birth or by some contributing activities in the region will appear. In the last, fourth chapter, some publications related to the regional issues will be discussed and reviewed.
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„Przegląd Archiwalno-Historyczny” jest czasopismem wydawanym wspólnie przez Wydział Historii UAM oraz Archiwum Państwowe w Poznaniu od 2014 r. Rocznik jest kontynuacją wydawanego w latach 1993–2013 „Poznańskiego Rocznika Archiwalno-Historycznego”. Pod obecną nazwą, trafniej obrazującą poruszaną w czasopiśmie tematykę, ukazuje się nieprzerwanie od 2014 r. i posiada utrwaloną pozycję na rynku wydawniczym. Mamy nadzieję, że rocznik stanie się znakomitym forum wymiany doświadczeń naukowych dla wszystkich nurtów badań nad przeszłością, głęboko zakorzenionych w źródłach i miejscach ich przechowywania.
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The biannual “Internal Security Review” is a scientific journal published since 2009 with a focus on interdisciplinary issues related to the protection of the constitutional order of the state. The topics of the articles cover a wide range of areas related to national security, e.g. legal issues, activities of institutions and organizations responsible for the protection of the constitutional order of the state as well as analyses of current and projected security status in the national and international perspectives.
Authors of the articles are officers of the Internal Security Agency and other uniformed services of the Republic of Poland, academics from universities, scientific institutions and research centers as well as specialists in fields related to the protection of national security. The Academic Editorial Board and reviewers supervise the scientific rigor of the articles.
“Internal Security Review” can be found in the following databases: ERIH PLUS, Index Copernicus Journal Master List with 100.00 ICV points, Central European Journal for Social Science and Humanities, Polish Scientific Bibliography.
The journal is distributed free of charge, among others, to state administration bodies, libraries of state institutions’ training centers and universities which teach in the fields related to internal security.
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Problems of Forensic Sciences has been published since 1960 by the Institute of Forensic Research Publishers and accepts papers from a broad range of forensic sciences and related disciplines. Problems of Forensic Sciences is published quarterly, with all articles appearing in both English and Polish. A free electronic version of the journal is also available at this website. All authors who would like to contribute to our periodical are cordially invited to submit papers.
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The ‘Quarterly Journal of the History of Science and Technology’ is a leading and the oldest Polish journal dedicated to the history of arts and sciences. The Journal is owned and published by the L. and A. Birkenmajer Institute for the History of Science, Polish Academy of Sciences.
The articles in the ‘Quarterly Journal of the History of Science and Technology’ cover a broad spectrum of the history of exact, natural and social sciences, humanities, and technology. The Journal publishes original, innovative dissertations, editions and presentations of source texts, summaries of status quaestionis, polemics, reviews and review articles, and bulletins about scientific and scholarly events. The texts are published in Polish and English (formerly also in French and German).
The ‘Quarterly Journal of the History of Science and Technology’ is published in the third month of each quarter. Articles in the Journal are published free of charge. Since 2018, the issues of the Journal have been published at the Scientific Journals Online website, ejournals.eu.
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"Rocznik Gdański" is a Polish scientific journal published since 1927, first by Towarzystwo Przyjaciół Nauki I Sztuki (the Society of Friends of Science and Art) in Gdańsk, and from 1956 by the Gdańskie Towarzystwo Naukowe (Gdańsk Scientific Society) - GTN.
Before the war, 12 volumes of the Gdańsk Yearbook were published. After the end of hostilities, on July 22, 1945, the Society of Friends of Science and Art resumed its activity, however, due to publishing difficulties, volume 13 of the "Gdańsk Yearbook" was not published until 1954. In 1956, the Society of Friends of Science and Art was transformed into the Gdańsk Scientific Society. The Yearbook became a body of the GTN, supervised by the Division I of Social Sciences and Humanities of the GTN, established in 1957. In 1975, pursuant to the decision of the Polish Academy of Sciences, the Yearbook was merged with Libri Gedanenses, the former organ of the Gdańsk Library of the Polish Academy of Sciences.
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Art of Healing magazine was created so as to enrich the reductionist paradigm perceiving the functioning of human being only from biological perspective with other dimensions of human functioning such as mental, social and spiritual ones. From the moment it was created, the magazine has been especially emphasizing psychosomatic relation between the body and the mind which results in promoting health, therapy and medical care. Present editorial board intends to continue the previous magazine programme while developing its interdisciplinary character and clearly visible humanistic approach.
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The yearbook of „Wschodnioznawstwo” (‘Eastern Studies’) has been published since 2007 by the Section of Eastern Studies at the Institute of International Studies at the University of Wrocław. The journal publishes original scientific works presenting the multidimensional developments in the Central and Eastern Europe and Asia, with particular emphasis on the post-Soviet area. It remains interdisciplinary in nature, however, the dominant perception relates to the security sciences and political sciences. The unique nature of the journal is evidenced by the international composition of its Academic Editorial Board and the group of authors, among whom there are scholars from Poland, as well as Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Georgia, Japan, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Macedonia, Germany, Russia, Slovakia, Hungary and the Ukraine.
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The yearly has been published by the Polish Academy of Arts and Sciences since 1993.
It is a journal with a slant towards history, political science and Slavic studies founded by Professors Henryk Batowski, Maria Bobrownicka and Jan Machnik. The research results published in the journal are presented and discussed during the sessions of the Commission on Central Europe at the Polish Academy of Arts and Sciences, chaired by prof. dr hab. Irena Stawowy-Kawka. The sessions are held on a monthly basis, from October until June. In 2015, the twenty-third volume was published of the Works of the Commission on Central Europe. Starting from issue number 24 in 2016, respecting the numbering continuity of the publication, its title is changing to “Central European and Balkan Studies”. The editors invite texts by Polish and foreign scholars active in Central European and Balkan Studies.
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Financial Law Review is a scientific journal devoted to the issues of public finances and financial law.
The mission of the journal is to provide a forum for exchange of knowledge and ideas within the scientific community and to popularize publications among the representatives of finance, business and politics. The main idea is to provide a bridge between science and practice that allows two-way flow of inspirations and ideas and together to solve the complex problems of the modern world of finance.
The main aim of FLR is:
• presentation of scientific contribution in the field of public finance, financial law of international significance and reinforcement of the international cooperation and exchange of scientific ideas and the integration of the scientific community;
• development of the financial law doctrine and the science of public finance and its impact on the economic, social and political sphere by allowing both authors and readers to participate in an international scientific circuit;
• to provide readers of FLR access to the latest research results of the most outstanding representatives of law and economics sciences in the context of most important problems in the field of finance.
ORGANON is a peer reviewed journal publishing contributions on any aspect of history and philosophy of the humanities and sciences in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, and, occasionally, in Latin.
ORGANON was founded in 1936 by Stanisław Michalski as an International Review and published by the Mianowski Institute for the Promotion of Science and Letters. The first issue contained the seminal essay “The Science of Science” by Maria Ossowska and Stanisław Ossowski. The second issue was published in 1938, and the third in 1939 (of which the entire print run was probably lost during the Warsaw Uprising hostilities in 1944; a few articles are now available as offprints). ORGANON was re-established by Bogdan Suchodolski in 1964. Comprehensive summaries and an index of authors for the years 1936-2008 were published in issue 37(40) in 2008.
ORGANON is published annually. From issue 54 (2022) papers are being published successively on line throughout the year, then printed in hard copy all together at the end of the year.
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Pierwszy tom „Rocznika Przemyskiego” ukazał się w 1912 r. Został wydrukowany w przemyskiej drukarni Jana Łazora w nakładzie 500 egzemplarzy i zawierał pracę Jana Smołki pt. Powstanie wielkopolskie przeciwko Szwedom w latach 1655-1657 oraz część sprawozdawczą dotyczącą działalności Towarzystwa Przyjaciół Nauk w Przemyślu i jego agend oraz wykaz członków Towarzystwa. Kolejne tomy Rocznika przed 1939 r. ukazały się w latach 1913, 1924, 1925, 1927 (tomy II-VII). Publikowano w nich głównie rozprawy z zakresu historii średniowiecznej i nowożytnej oraz sprawozdania Dyrekcji i kasowe TPN. Periodyk do 1927 roku ukazywał się pod tytułem „Rocznik Towarzystwa Przyjaciół Nauk w Przemyślu”. Tomu VIII z powodu braku środków finansowych nie wydrukowano (jego wydanie było planowane na rok 1936).
Pierwszy „powojenny” tom „Rocznika Przemyskiego” ukazał się w 1959 r. Następne numery czasopisma zawierały przede wszystkim prace historyczne, jak również rozprawy z zakresu archeologii i etnografii. W kolejnych tomach ukazywały się artykuły z różnych dziedzin, najczęściej w porządku: archeologia, historia, językoznawstwo i literaturoznawstwo, nauki przyrodnicze, techniczne i pedagogiczne, a więc z dziedzin obejmujących działalność Towarzystwa.
W 1994 r. ukazał się podwójny tom Rocznika (nr 29-30) składający się z 8 zeszytów obejmujących prace z takich dyscyplin naukowych jak: archeologia, historia języka i literatury, historia oświaty i wychowania, nauki przyrodnicze, nauki rolnicze i nauki medyczne oraz dwa zeszyty uzupełniające – jeden zawierał Kronikę TPN za lata 1987-1993 (z. 9), a drugi – Bibliografię zawartości „Rocznika Przemyskiego” za lata 1909-1911-1993/1994 (z. 10). Następne numery „Rocznika Przemyskiego” ukazywały się już w podziale na tematyczne zeszyty.
Podział „Rocznika Przemyskiego” na zeszyty – wydawane od roku 1995 odrębnie – utrzymuje się do dziś. Po 1995 r. opublikowano poszczególne zeszyty „Rocznika Przemyskiego” reprezentujące: archeologię, historię, historię wojskowości, literaturę i język, historię sztuki, nauki przyrodnicze i nauki rolnicze, nauki pedagogiczne, socjologię. W ramach Rocznika Przemyskiego ukazywały sie również zeszyty dotyczące nauk medycznych, które tworzyły Acta Medica Premisliensia. Obecnie regularnie ukazują się zeszyty: Historia, Historia Wojskowości, Literatura i Język oraz Nauki Przyrodnicze.
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