Vienna Slavic Yearbook
The Wiener Slavistisches Jahrbuch / Vienna Slavic Yearbook (ISSN: 0084-0041), a specialist journal established more than six decades ago, has been published by the Harrassowitz Verlag Wiesbaden since autumn 2013. Thus – in accordance with the longstanding role of Vienna Slavic Studies as working on the cusp of diverse national cultures in Eastern, Central, and Southeastern Europe – we were able to redefine our periodical publication in the international scholarly context.
The Vienna Slavic Yearbook publishes original research in all areas of Slavonic Studies. As a rule, articles, materials, discussion contributions, research reports, and reviews should be written in German, English, or Russian. The journal is published annually, with each issue containing about 300 pages; an electronic JSTOR version is currently being developed.
All contributions submitted for publication go through a double-blind peer review process, which is conducted by the Editorial Board and an international Advisory Board. Decisions regarding acceptance of contributions for publication are taken by the Editorial Board.
Closing date for sending contributions for Volume N.S. 13 (2025): 15 November 2024
Please send enquiries and contributions to the Editorial Board at the following address: jahrbuch.slawistik@univie.ac.at
Herausgebergremium / Editorial Board
Juliane Besters-Dilger | Freiburg i. Br. | [web] |
Michael Düring | Kiel | [web] |
Lazar Fleishman | Stanford CA | [web] |
Jasmina Grković-Major | Novi Sad | [web] |
Robert Hodel | Hamburg | [web] |
Anna Kretschmer | Wien | [web] |
Krivko Roman |
Wien | [web] |
Aleksandr M. Moldovan | Moskau | [web] |
Ulrich Schmid | St. Gallen | [web] |
Barbara Sonnenhauser | München | [web] |
Michael Wachtel | Princeton NJ | [web] |
Alois Woldan | Wien | [web] |
Beratungsgremium / Advisory Board
Anatolij A. Alekseev | St. Petersburg | |
Konstantin M. Azadovskij | St. Petersburg | |
Leonard H. Babby | Princeton NJ | |
Neil H. Bermel | Sheffield | [web] |
Jan Ivar Bjørnflaten | Oslo | [web] |
Jonathan Bolton | Cambridge MA | [web] |
František Čermák | Prag | [web] |
Dagmar S. Divjak | Birmingham | |
Evgeny Dobrenko | Venedig | |
Hana Filip | Düsseldorf | [web] |
Christian Hannick | Würzburg | |
Urs Heftrich | Heidelberg | [web] |
Hubertus F. Jahn | Cambridge | [web] |
Gun-Britt Kohler |
Oldenburg | [web] |
Alexander Kulik | Jerusalem | [web] |
Marek Łaziński | Warschau | [web] |
Aleksandr V. Lavrov | St. Petersburg | [web] |
Gail Lenhoff | Los Angeles CA | [web] |
Aleksandar Loma | Belgrad | [web] |
John E. Malmstad | Cambridge MA | [web] |
Roland Marti | Saarbrücken | |
Natalia Mazur |
St. Petersburg |
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Marek Nekula | Regensburg | [web] |
Gerhard Neweklowsky | Wien / Klagenfurt | [web] |
Aleksandr L. Ospovat | Moskau | [web] |
Kathleen Parthé | Rochester NY | [web] |
Aleksej
Pentkovskij |
Moskau |
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Angela Richter | Halle a. d. Saale | [web] |
Anna Sergeeva-Klyatis |
Jerusalem |
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Maxim D. Shrayer |
Boston |
[web] |
Galin Tihanov | London | [web] |
Svetlana M. Tolstaja | Moskau | [web] |
Vera Tolz-Zilitinkevic | Manchester | [web] |
Vittorio S. Tomelleri | Turin | [web] |
Ludger Udolph |
Dresden |
[web] |
Tomas Venclova | New Haven CT | [web] |
Ilya Vinitsky |
Princeton NJ |
[web] |
Josef Vintr | Wien | [web] |
Ronald Vroon | Los Angeles CA | [web] |
Andrew B. Wachtel | Bishkek/Almaty | |
Andrei L. Zorin | Oxford | [web] |