The European Journal of History and Culture constitutes an initiative of the EPLO (Office in Rome), operating through its Institute for Humanities and Culture “Nicos Svoronos”, established for the promotion of research and training, inter alia, in history and culture fostering discussions about the past and its influence on the present and the future. Τhe Journal will be the ideal vehicle for diffusing knowledge; therefore, everyone who feels that they have something to contribute to the understanding of History and Culture of the Mediterranean and of Europe, is invited to submit his work for publication in the Journal. It pledges to be an open, objective and unbiased edition which is not based on pre-conceptions, dogmatic understandings and an exclusionary logic. The papers are disseminated without delays and risk of becoming obsolete.
It is a bi-annual publication and seeks to address key issues and current scientific discussions. The European Journal of History and Culture invites contributions in eight languages: English, French, German, Greek, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish.
The first issue of the European Journal of History and Culture (Vol. 1 / No 1 • 2024) comprises 10 papers:
C. A. Stephanou, Cultural Divides and Geopolitical Alignments: How History Interacts with Modernity [IN ENGLISH] (24 pp.)
C. Carpinato, Future Greek: Italian Testimony at the Beginning of the 3rd Millenium AD [IN ITALIAN] (24 pp.)
S. Liantis / G. Kalpadakis, Hellenism in Captivity and “Neo-Hellenic” Nations: The Resilience of the Byzantine Identity after the Fall of Constantinople [IN ENGLISH] (31 pp.)
S. G. Ploumidis, Political Economy in Greece at the Turn of the Twentieth Century: The Views of Ioannes Soutsos and Andreas Andreades on the Functions of the State [IN ENGLISH] (22 pp.)
P. Tzivara / S. Gasparini, The Library of a Corfiot Lawyer, Altavilla Calichiopulo (1673-1701) [IN ITALIAN] (38 pp.) (38 pp. + 6 pp. Annex)
T. Markaki, Objects and their Stories in Early Modern Europe: Anezina’s Tangible and Intangible Heritage (1647) [IN ENGLISH] (30 pp.)
A.-K. Wassiliou-Seibt, Power and Weakness of the Byzantine Aristocracy on the Eve of the Latin Conquest of Constantinople (1204). The Fate of the Branas Family [IN GERMAN] (35 pp.)
N. Panselinou, The Transition from the Aesthetic of Ancient Greek Art to the Medieval Aesthetic - Continuities and Discontinuities [IN ENGLISH] (11 pp.) (11 pp. + 8 pp. Annex)
P. Pakkanen, Concepts Related to ‘isms’ in Ancient Greece and (Modern) ‘ismicism’ [IN ENGLISH] (27 pp.)
K. A. Papageorgiou, The Justice of the Oresteia. From Retributive Passion to Public Moderation [IN ENGLISH] (23 pp.)
For more information on each of the papers of this issue, you may visit: https://eplopublications.eu/publications/european-journal-history-and-culture
