Studia Banatica. Series Historias published both in Romanian and in international languages (English, German, French).

The main objective of the journal is to publish studies, articles and book reviews on the history of Central Europe in general and Romania in particular. Throughout its history, Banat has been a territory at the confluence of Western and Eastern civilization, an area where languages, cultures, ethnicities and religions have met and coexisted. A multi-ethnic and multi-confessional region, Banat can be considered a miniature Central Europe, a model of diversity. Starting precisely from this multicultural aspect, Studia Banatica. Series Historia proposes a culture of dialog between the various Central European historiographies and, at the same time, a comparative and interdisciplinary perspective, with the intention of initiating new methodological or conceptual approaches.

The journal includes sections dedicated to history, archaeology and interdisciplinary issues, as well as book reviews of the latest publications in the field. By its profile, the journal is addressed both to Romanian and foreign specialists interested in the multitude of Central European historical and archaeological topics.

Studia Banatica. Series Historia continues the publication of the Journal of Banat Studies of the Institute of Socio-Human Research "Titu Maiorescu", published between 2010-2013, with the aim of disseminating the results of philological and historical research on the Banat area. Inspired by the journal published more than 15 years ago, the present periodical has been divided into two issues - Series Philologia and Series Historia - according to the research fields of the Institute. In this formula, we aim to complement the old regional approach with an integrative vision of the Central European area, sensitive to new methodological and interdisciplinary approaches.

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