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  • Call for Ethnologia Polona thematic issue 2027!!!

    2025-06-11

    We invite submissions from potential guest editors for our 2027 thematic issue

    The proposal for a thematic issue should include an outline (max. 600 words) of the overall theme, as well as a list of prospective authors. The list of authors does not have to be complete, as it is possible to make a separate open call for articles. However, the guest editor should demonstrate that s/he can secure relevant and interesting submissions.

    The thematic issue includes an introduction prepared by the guest editor and between eights and twelve articles (approx. 7000 words each). Photos can be included, as well as links to audio and video files. Our publication guidelines are available at http://journals.iaepan.pl/ethp/about/submissions

     Potential guest editors should send their proposals to the journal's email address (ethnologia.polona@iaepan.edu.pl) by the 1st October 2025. After the decision is made , an open call for abstracts can be made, if needed.

    The invited Authors are expected to submit their articles by 31st January 2027. The issue will be  published in December 2027.

    We also welcome informal enquires concerning thematic issues for the following years. These can be directed to the Editor-in-Chief Agnieszka Halemba at a.halemba@iaepan.edu.pl

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  • Call for papers 47/2026

    2025-03-02

    Call for papers Issue 47/2026

    Mind, Evolution, and the Anthropological Endeavor

    Guest editors: Paweł Chyc (University of Białystok) and Michał Żerkowski (University of Łódź)

    This thematic issue seeks to provide an overview of the current landscape of evolutionarily, cognitively, and psychologically focused theoretical viewpoints in cultural anthropology and to present examples of creative applications of these approaches in field research. We are equally keen to include critical voices in the ongoing discussion on the place of the notions of evolution and cognition in our discipline.

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  • Call for Ethnologia Polona thematic issue 2025

    2024-03-05

    We invite submissions from potential guest editors for a 2025 thematic issue.

    The thematic issue includes an introduction prepared by the guest editor and between either and twelve articles (approx. 7000 words each). Photos can be included, as well as links to audio and video files. Our publication guidelines are available at http://journals.iaepan.pl/ethp/about/submissions

     Potential guest editors should send their proposals to the journal's email address (ethnologia.polona@iaepan.edu.pl) by the 1st April 2024. After the decision is made (by the 15th April 2024), an open call for abstracts can be made (depending on the agreement with a particular guest editor).

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  • Call for Ethnologia Polona thematic issue 2025

    2024-03-05

    We invite submissions from potential guest editors for a 2025 thematic issue.

    The thematic issue includes an introduction prepared by the guest editor and between either and twelve articles (approx. 7000 words each). Photos can be included, as well as links to audio and video files. Our publication guidelines are available at http://journals.iaepan.pl/ethp/about/submissions

     Potential guest editors should send their proposals to the journal's email address (ethnologia.polona@iaepan.edu.pl) by the 1st April 2024. After the decision is made (by the 15th April 2024), an open call for abstracts can be made (depending on the agreement with a particular guest editor).

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  • Call For Papers: War and State among Ethnic Minorities in Russia 45/2024

    2023-03-03

    Guest Editors:

    Zbigniew Szmyt,  Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań

    Stephan Dudek, University of Tartu

    Despite the fact that research in and on Russia has been flourishing in the last 30 years, it is also clear that the mechanisms of power, images of the state and intricacies of hierarchies within the Russian state territory are poorly understood. The present war initiated by Russia leaves many commentators with the question: What place does this war have in the lives of the people in Russia and what makes it possible or even comprehensible to them? In anthropological perspective most precisely: how is everyday life affected by the workings of the state and how the state is understood and lived? 

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