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we are very pleased to welcome you to the new version of our website. With the arrival of the new decade, we decided to update our image and improve our contact with readers and authors. The effect of these changes, apart from the new page, is the new logo of the magazine, transparent instructions for authors, the principles of our publishing ethics, as well as the profiles of our periodical in social media - Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. In addition, in the building of the Faculty of Law of the University of Bialystok, You can collect bilingual leaflets encouraging the publication of the results of Your research in our magazine.
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We are pleased to announce that issue 1 of volume XXI of our journal is now fully available on our website! This issue is exceptionally published later than issue 2, which appeared in December, but we hope that the content of the newest publication will fully compensate all readers for a longer wait.
Read more about Issue 1 of volume XXI publishedWe would like to inform that Professor Anton Dmitriyevich Rudokvas (Антон Дмитриевич Рудоквас), affiliated with the St. Petersburg State University (Санкт-Петербургский государственный университет), has resigned from the Scientific Council of our journal.
Read more about Change in the Scientific CouncilWe are pleased to announce that after the latest evaluation of our journal's activity for 2021, in the international indexing database of scientific journals ICI Journals Master List, we received the ICV (Index Copernicus Value) index of 96.91 points (out of maximum 100 points). The ICV reflects the level of development of a journal and the strength of its impact on the scientific world.
Our current rating is a definite upgrade from the last year's evaluation, when we received 83.52 points. We would like to thank all the authors, reviewers and other contributors, as this is our collective fruit of labour.
Respectable Authors, Dear Readers!
The Editorial Board of Miscellanea Historico-Iuridica is pleased to announce the call for texts for no. 2 of volume XXI (for the year 2022) of our journal. The theme of the forthcoming publication is:
One Hundred Years’ Anniversary of Polish Administrative Courts 1922-2022
Read more about Call for Papers 2022 (No. 2) [UPDATE]Respectable Authors, Dear Readers!
The Editorial Board of Miscellanea Historico-Iuridica is proud to announce the call for texts for no. 1 of volume XXI (for the year 2022) of our journal.
In 2021, 140 years have passed since the first Polish attempt to edit sejmik (land assembly) files. In 1881, Franciszek Kluczycki published the laudum of the Sandomierz voivodeship of 1672. From that moment, a long process of publishing sejmik acts began, during which periods of publishing revival alternated with times of stagnation. In the 21st century, thanks to the National Program for the Development of Humanities, we are dealing with an incomparable intensification of the work in history. A dozen or so multi-person research groups have been established or are being formed all over Poland, which deal with the editing of sejmik materials of the Crown of the Kingdom of Poland and Grand Duchy of Lithuania voivodeships. Spectacular editorial achievements begin to translate into opportunities for in-depth historical and legal research. Therefore, the leitmotif of one of the issues for 2022 we announce:
Editions of source sejmik files (past - present - future)
The Editorial Board of Miscellanea Historico-Iuridica invites You to submit scientific articles, source publications and reviews. The planned issue for 2022 is to concern the land sejmik (land assemblies) problems. The theme of the volume will be:
We invite You to send Your texts by 30 June 2022. We kindly ask the authors to read the technical requirements in the "For authors" tab on the journal's website.
Read more about Call for Papers 2022 (No. 1)Respectable Authors, Dear Readers!
The Editorial Board of Miscellanea Historico-Iuridica is pleased to announce the call for texts for volume XX of our journal. The volume for 2021, in accordance with established practice, will be divided into 2 issues.
The thematic inspiration for one of them will be the round 100th anniversary of the adoption of the Polish March Constitution. The end of World War I resulted with the complete change of political map of Europe. The newly established states passed new constitutions and the “old” states had to remodel their political systems. A common feature of the regime changes was their demoliberal character, also common was the subsequent widespread collapse of demoliberal constitutionalism. In view with the above, we announce the leitmotif of one of the issues of volume XX as follows:
The rise and fall of demoliberal constitutions after World War I. 100 years’ anniversary of Polish March Constitution
The texts may refer to the ideological background, circumstances of passing new laws, legal norms of the constitutions, the practice of applying new norms, and finally their demise. We believe that proposed texts will enable to create wide picture of constitutionalism in the 1st half of 20th century.
The second issue is planned as a Varia one, i.e. a multi-topic issue, with no restrictions as to the subject matter or time span of the texts.
We invite you to send your texts by September 30, 2021. Papers with the above-mentioned main theme will be given priority for publication in the event of a disproportionate number of texts being submitted.
Authors are requested to read the technical requirements contained in the "For Authors" tab.
Read more about Call for Papers 2021Dear Readers and Authors,
we would like to inform that our journal has been included in the new extended list of scientific journals and peer-reviewed materials from international conferences drawn up by the Minister of Education and Science. According to the new list you can still get 20 points for publishing an article on our pages.
Read more about New list of scientific journalsRespectable Authors, Dear Readers!
The editors of Miscellanea Historico-Iuridica are proud to announce the call for texts for volume XIX of our periodical. The volume for 2020 will traditionally be divided into 2 issues and their leading themes will be concentrated on the two round jubilees celebrated this year.
The first is the 50th anniversary of the treaty between the Polish People's Republic and the Federal Republic of Germany on the basics of normalizing relations between these two countries. The document was signed on December 7, 1970 in Warsaw by the Prime Minister Józef Cyrankiewicz and the Chancellor Willy Brandt. Its significance was a breakthrough in the history of Polish-German neighbourhood, as it confirmed the border on the Oder and Nysa Łużycka, which was so far questioned by West Germany. It also became the basis for the border treaty of November 14, 1990 concluded by Poland, which has been just liberated from communism, and the united Germany. The round anniversaries of signing of both these documents constitute an open invitation to a wider analysis of the legal aspects of the Polish-German relations.
The second jubilee is the 30th anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations on November 20, 1989. The Convention entered into force on September 2, 1990 and is a document adopted in all countries of the world except the United States. It has become an important source of the rights of the youngest members of the society and a valuable contribution to the development of internal regulations in many countries. The 30th anniversary of its validity prompts reflection on the history of the development of children's rights, as well as comparative work on their state in given places and periods.
Considering the above jubilees, we have established the following leading themes for volume XIX:
We invite you to send your texts by July 30 this year. The leading themes do not prejudge the rejection of works on other subjects, but they determine the priority of publication.
Authors are requested to read the technical requirements contained in the "For Authors" tab.
Read more about Call for Papers 2020Since 2021, the periodical Miscellanea Historico-Iuridica has been included in the list maintained by the Polish Ministry of Education and Science of scientific journals and peer-reviewed materials from international conferences with an assigned number of 100 points.
In 2019, the Journal has been granted financial support from the Ministry of Science and Higher Education within the "Support for scientific periodicals" program with the amount of 87.202,00 PLN (Agreement number 404/WCN/2019/1).
