Journal of Urban Ethnology is the yearbook open to researchers of urban culture, both in its theoretical and methodological dimensions, as well as for detailed analyses of cultural aspects of city life. On the pages of JUE we present texts focused on theoretical, methodological, analytical, comparative and material aspects. Urban ethnology/anthropology are understood broadly, not only in reference to the culture of a strictly urban environment, but also with regard to issues of the dissemination of urban lifestyle to other socio-cultural environments, including small towns and villages. JUE is an interdisciplinary periodical serving as a forum for publications by ethnologists/anthropologists of culture, culturologists, historians, sociologists, architects, urban planners and urban geographers, historians and researchers of literature, folklorists and museologists representing numerous and varied centres of learning. JUE’s sphere of influence extends over the region of Central-Eastern Europe.
Individual publications are dedicated to specific subject matter (for example, vol. 20/2022: Architecture – Architects– Interpretation; vol. 19/2021: A small town – memory – heritage – historical contexts; vol. 18/2020: Anthropological contexts of creating and using city space). In addition to that, in section Miscellanea articles not related to the subject matter of the issue are printed. The texts are published mostly in Polish but also in other languages, mainly Czech, Slovak or English. The abstracts and key words are published in the language of the text and in English.
The journal is also indexed by:

1. Web of Science – Emerging Sources Citation Index https://mjl.clarivate.com/search-results

2. European Reference Index for the Humanities (ERIH Plus) https://dbh.nsd.uib.no/publiseringskanaler/erihplus/periodical/info.action?id=483170

3. Index Copernicus (GICID: 71.0000.1500.0648): ICI Journal Master List https://journals.indexcopernicus.com/search/details?id=29526 

4. EBSCO

5. Google Scholar

6. Ministry of Science and Higher Education assigned 70 points to JUE.