Slezský sborník: čtvrtletník pro vědy o společnosti

Slezský sborník (full title: Slezský sborník: čtvrtletník pro vědy o společnosti) is a Czech scholarly historical journal published in Opava. It is one of the oldest continuously published Czech academic periodicals, tracing its origins to 1878, when it was launched as Věstník Matice opavské by the Opavian cultural association Matice opavská. The journal adopted its present title, Slezský sborník, in 1936. Today it is issued by the Slezské zemské muzeum v Opavě (Silesian Museum in Opava), a state-funded museum institution, and appears as a quarterly focused on the social sciences and history. Its scope covers the history of Silesia and the broader Czech lands, regional and local history, ethnography, and related social-science disciplines. The journal is listed in ERIH PLUS, the European Reference Index for the Humanities and the Social Sciences, which signals its standing among peer-reviewed European humanities and social-science periodicals. It publishes scholarly articles, studies, and reviews, primarily in Czech, and serves researchers, historians, and regional scholars. The journal's official information is hosted on the website of the Silesian Museum in Opava.

Slezský sborník is a Czech scholarly historical journal whose roots go back to 1878, when it began publication under the title Věstník Matice opavské. It was founded by Matice opavská, an Opava-based cultural and educational association active in Czech national and regional life in Silesia. The journal was published under that original title until 1936, when it was renamed Slezský sborník. Since then it has appeared under its current name, with the subtitle čtvrtletník pro vědy o společnosti (quarterly for the social sciences). Over the decades the journal has been associated with the Silesian Museum in Opava (Slezské zemské muzeum v Opavě), which today publishes it and hosts its official web pages. The journal has maintained a focus on the history of Silesia and the Czech lands, regional and local history, and related social-science themes. In the contemporary period it has been accepted into ERIH PLUS, the European Reference Index for the Humanities and the Social Sciences, a European database of peer-reviewed journals in the humanities and social sciences. This indexing reflects the journal's continued role as a recognized venue for Czech and Central European historical scholarship.

• 1936

  Journal adopts its current title, Slezský sborník.

• 1878

  Journal begins publication as Věstník Matice opavské, founded by the Opavian cultural association Matice opavská.

• Journal is indexed in ERIH PLUS, the European Reference Index for the Humanities and the Social Sciences.

A long-established Czech peer-reviewed historical journal indexed in ERIH PLUS, focused on Silesian and Central European social-science scholarship.

• Slezský sborník quarterly issues

  Peer-reviewed scholarly articles, studies, and reviews on history and social sciences, with a focus on Silesia and the Czech lands.

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