- The Language of Grief in Public Space: Practices of Creating “Spontaneous” Memorials in Modern Russia
- Monuments to Saints: Controversies and Uncertainties Around the Sacral Landscape of Russian Cities
- Apotropaic Practices in the Car Owners’ Milieu: A Big City Experience
Special Theme of the Issue:
Ritualism in the Space of a Contemporary City
- Cinema-Atlas of the USSR: “In Bryansk Polesie”
- Traditional and Non-Traditional Means of Visualizing the Ritе: The “Bear Festival” of the Nivkhi and Ainu (Mid-19th – Late 20th Centuries)
- Regional Variations in the Influence of Sociocultural Factors on the Somatic Features of Modern Youth
Current Issue Articles
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)
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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.