- The Materiality of the Ecology of Memory and Affect
- Photo Albums: Deconstructing Narratives of the Self, Migration, and Movable Memories
- Objects on the Memory Borders: Between Tilsit and Sovetsk
- Homes as Memory Boxes: A Cognitive Approach to Understanding Attachment to Possessions
- Evocation of the Self: Self-Defining Mental Photographs
- Other Worlds in the Museum: Exhibits as Evocative Objects
Special Theme of the Issue:
Voyages of Living Things: Distributed Memory, Evocative Objects, and Affective Micro-Niches
About the journal
Etnograficheskoe Obozrenie [Ethnographic Review] is one of the oldest Russian academic journals dedicated to the study of peoples and cultures of the world. The journal was founded in 1889 (published as Etnografia in 1926-30; and as Sovetskaia Etnografia in 1931-1991) and is an edition of the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology, Russian Academy of Sciences. The journal is published by the Russian Academy of Sciences. Publication frequency: 6 issues per year. Indexed by Scopus, ERIH Plus, and Russian Science Citation Index. The journal’s page at the publisher’s website: 2018-2022 — Journals RAS; currently — Academic Journals.
Editor-in-Chief: Alexei Elfimov (Inst. of Ethnology & Anthropology, Moscow)
Associate Editor: Sergey Sokolovskiy (Inst. of Ethnology & Anthropology, Moscow)
Associate Editor: Elena Filippova (Inst. of Ethnology & Anthropology, Moscow)
Editorial Office Manager: Irina Kucherova (Inst. of Ethnology & Anthropology, Moscow)
News
SCImago/Scopus Rankings Rise to Q1/Q2
To the attention of journal authors: Please be advised that according to the SCImago metrics based on Scopus data as of March 2024, the journal’s rankings are now Q1 in Cultural Studies and Q2 in Anthropology.
Journal Ranking in Top 5% Russian Peer-Reviewed Journals
As per the current statistics and ranking provided by the Russian Science Citation Index, Etnograficheskoe Obozrenie has risen to the 4th position in the list of 222 Russian academic journals carrying publications in the broader field of historical research in the humanities and social sciences, and has come to rank in the top 5% of all peer-reviewed scholarly journals in Russia. (The full ranking list and information on metrics used is available at eLibrary: https://www.elibrary.ru/titles_compare.asp)