Editorial Policies

Aims and Scope

The journal carries articles and essays in anthropology (primarily sociocultural), ethnology, and ethnography, as well as reviews of important publications in these fields. The editorial board welcomes interdisciplinary materials, such as lying in the border zones of anthropology and history, ethnology and sociology, physical/biological anthropology, and others, but traditionally gives priority to those among them which contribute first of all to the fields of sociocultural anthropology and ethnology. Please visit the Submissions section for more information on the current areas of interest of the journal and general submission guidelines.

Sections

Special theme of the issue: domestic ethnography and international scholarship in the 20th century: contacts, influences, and confrontations

Special theme of the issue: Humans buying and selling: anthropology of trade (people, goods, structures, relationships)

Discussion

Revisiting the Published

Folk Christianity in Armenia

Research Articles

History of the discipline

Book Reviews and Critiques

Visual anthropology and folk art

IN MEMORIAM

Special Theme of the Issue: Ritualism in the space of the modern city

Visual anthropology

Peer Review Process

Etnograficheskoe obozrenie is a peer-reviewed academic edition adhering to the regulations stipulated by the Russian state tenure committee (VAK) and the standards of international peer-reviewed journals. All submissions that are accepted for consideration undergo the standard double blind peer review procedure and are reviewed for approval by the editorial board. Materials that appear in the journal do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the editorial board.

Publication Frequency

The journal is published 6 times a year.

Periodicity

6 planned issues are regularly published.