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Proceedings of Matica Srpska for History publishes scientific papers from the field of history, auxiliary historical sciences and related humanistic and social disciplines. Papers published in the journal are categorized as follows: original scientific paper, review scientific paper, scientific critique and polemics, scientific bibliography. Apart from this, the journal publishes contributions such as retrospection, review and report from the scientific life and publishing. MSJH was initiated in 1970. Until the 28th notebook (1983) it was entitled Proceedings for History. So far, the editors-in-chief have been: academician Slavko Gavrilović (1970–2004), Prof. Dr. Vojin Dabić (2013–2017), Dr. Petar V. Krestić (2018–). At the head of the journal, there is the editorship comprised of domestic and foreign members. It  was categorized an M24 journal in 2022, within the framework of the scientific journals published by the Republic of Serbia (referred to in the Web of Science and in the journal Citation Report – JCR).

Proceedings of Matica Srpska for History is available in the open-access regime on the Journal’s site: [http://www.maticasrpska.org.rs/category/katalog-izdanja/naucni-casopisi/zbornik-matice-srpske-za-istoriju/].

ISSN number 0352-5716;

The electronic access to the libraries in Serbia: [http://plus.sr.cobiss.net/opac7/bib/7793410#full]

The Editorial Board 2021–2024:

Editor in Chief:

Dr. Petar V. KRESTIĆ, principal research fellow, Institute of History, Belgrade.
petar.krestic@iib.ac.rs

Deputy Editor-in-chief:

Prof. Dr. Đorđe BUBALO, Department of History, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade.

Editorial Board Members:

Dr. Aleksandra NOVAKOV, research associate, Matica Srpska, Novi Sad;
Prof. Dr. Mira RADOJEVIĆ, corresponding member of The SASA; The Department of History, Faculty of Philosophy, University in Belgrade, Belgrade;
Dr. Srđan RUDIĆ, principal research fellow, Institute of History, Belgrade;
Dr. Aleksandar FOTIĆ, expert associate, Institute of History, Belgrade;
Prof. Dr. Đura HARDI, Department of History, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Novi Sad;
Dr. Nebojša ŠULETIĆ, Institute for Balkan Studies, SASA, Belgrade.

Foreign members of the Editorial Board:

Prof. Dr. Gabor AGOŠTON, Georgetown University, Washington, The United States of America;
Dr. Maksim Jurjevič ANISIMOV, senior research associate, Institute for the History of Russia, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia;
Prof. Dr.  Rositsa Stefanova GRADEVA, American University, Sofia; Institute for the Balkan Studies of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Sofia, Bulgaria;
Dr. Ivan LAKOVIĆ, research associate, Department for the General History, University of Montenegro, Podgorica, Montenegro.

Editorial Board Secretary:

Ljiljana Dražić, MSR
ljdrazic@maticasrpska.org.rs

Edutorial policy
Author`s statement
Paper review
Rules on the categorization of scientific journals 2020
Categorization of scientific journals 2020

Archive:

no.109, year 2024.
no.108, year 2023.
no.107, year 2023.
no.106, year 2022.
no.105, year 2022.
no.104, year 2021.
no.103, year 2021.
no.102, year 2020.
no.101, year 2020.
no.100, year 2019.
no.99, year 2019.
no.98, year 2018.
no.97, year 2018.
no.96, year 2017.
no.95, year 2017.
no.94, year 2016.
no.93, year 2016.
no.92, year 2015.
no.91, year 2015.
no.90, year 2014.
no.89, year 2014.
no.88, year 2013.
no.87, year 2013,
no.86, year 2012.
no.85, year 2012.
no.84, year 2012.
no.83, year 2011.
no.81, year 2010.
no.79-80, year 2009.
no.77-78, year 2008.
no.75-76, year 2007.
no.74, year 2006.
no.71-72, year 2005.
no.69-70, year 2004.

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About The Journal

ISSN 0543-1247 (бр. 1–21); 0352-6844 (22–)
ISSN (Online) 2787-3099
UDC: 7
First published: 1965
Frequency: annually
Subject: art history; history, archeology, and ethnology; other humanities

MATICA SRPSKA JOURNAL FOR FINE ARTS was launched in 1965 as a scientific journal of the Department of Fine Arts of the Matica Srpska in Novi Sad. It publishes papers related to Serbian and European art from the early Middle Ages to modern times. The Journal is open to treatises on the history and theory of fine and applied arts, architecture, museology, heritology, and visual culture studies. The Journal accepts only original and non-published papers in Serbian and English languages, which will be subjected to a double-blind peer review. It is indexed in the ERIH PLUS and WOS ESCI (Emerging Sources Citation Index) lists of international scientific journals. MATICA SRPSKA JOURNAL FOR FINE ARTS is an Open Access Journal, and it is available on the publisher’s website (www.maticasrpska.org.rs).

Editors:

Dejan Medaković (Nos. 1–30),
Dinko Davidov (Nos. 32–35),
Aleksandar Kadijević (Nos. 36–48),
Vladimir Simić (Nos. 49–)

Editorial Board:

VLADIMIR SIMIĆ, Editor-in-Chief (University of Belgrade, Serbia)
MIODRAG MARKOVIĆ (University of Belgrade, Serbia)
BRANISLAV TODIĆ (University of Belgrade, Serbia)
ALEKSANDAR KADIJEVIĆ (University of Belgrade, Serbia)
LIDIJA MERENIK (University of Belgrade, Serbia)
IGOR BOROZAN (University of Belgrade, Serbia)
DANICA POPOVIĆ (Institute for Balkan Studies SASA, Belgrade, Serbia)
DRAGAN DAMJANOVIĆ (University of Zagreb, Croatia)
АLINA PAYNE (Harvard University, Cambridge, USA)
BISSERA PENTCHEVA (Stanford University, USA)
TÜLAY ARTAN (Sabancı University, Istanbul, Turkey)
ANA ŠVERKO (Institute of Art History, Split, Croatia)
IVAN DRPIĆ (University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA)
FRIEDRICH POLLEROß (University of Vienna, Austria)
IVÁN SZÁNTÓ (Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary)

Editorial Board Secretary:
MA Vesna Gajić
Telephone: 021 6615-038 and 021 420-199, extension 129, Fax: 021 528-901
е-mail: vgajic@maticasrpska.org.rs

The Editorial Board receives the manuscripts no later than February 1st for the issue planned to be published by the end of that year. After that, the Editorial Board selects the reviewers and begins with preparations for the publication of a new volume of the MATICA SRPSKA JOURNAL FOR FINE ARTS.

Editorial Policy
Instructions To Authors

Matica Srpska Journal for Fine Arts, Bibliography Nos. 1–50

CURRENT ISSUE:

Archive:

no.51, year 2023.
no.50, year 2022.
no.49, year 2021.
no.48, year 2020.
no.47, year 2019.
no.46, year 2018.
no.45, year 2017.
no.44, year 2016.
no.43, year 2015.
no.42, year 2014.
no.41, year 2013.
no.40, year 2012.
no.39, year 2011.
no.38, year 2010.
no.37, year 2009.
no.36, year 2008.
no. 34_35, year 2003.
no. 29_30, years 1993_1994.
no. 27_28, years 1991_1992.
no. 26, year 1990.
no. 25, year 1989.
no. 23, year 1987.
no. 22, year 1986.
no. 21, year 1985.
no. 20, year 1984.
no. 19, year 1983.
no. 18, year 1982.
no. 17, year 1981.
no. 16, year 1980.
no. 15, year 1979.
no. 14, year 1978.
no. 13, year 1977.
no. 12, year 1976.
no. 11, year 1975.
no. 10, year 1974.
no. 9, year 1973.
no. 8, year 1972.
no. 7, year 1971.
no. 6, year 1970.
no. 5, year 1969.
no. 4, year 1968.
no. 3, year 1967.
no. 2, year 1966.
no. 1, year 1965.

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The Management Board of Matica Srpska passed a resolution on publishing the Journal of Classical Studies of Matica Srpska (Zbornik Matice srpske za klasične studije) at its 4th meeting on the 11th of March 1996.

The Journal focuses on studying the classical antiquities in all aspects. The classical period is the core of European civilization and culture, and our country and the Serbian people are an integral part of that cultural area of the classical era. Many achievements of the classical period in culture, philosophy and science, languages, literature, history, art and material culture were handed down to future European and other nations by the Ancient Balkans. As stated by our leading authority on the Balkans of the classical period, Academician Milan Budimir, the Balkan Slavs as well as all other citizens of former Yugoslavia had strong ties with the culture of the classical period, its location as well as representatives of the era.

“That antique influence and classical heritage, as well as the heritage and reception of the classical period in the Serbian nation are least mentioned in the world. Thus the primary objective of the journal is the contribution to the promotion of our classical science abroad. To this end are the contributions of colleagues from Europe, Russia, the USA, Canada and India published in our journal.”

The Journal is to cover critical acclamation and presentation of works of our scientists and authors dealing with classical topics. This is the reason why the reception of Hellenic philosophy, literature, art and culture, both Greek and Roman, in Serbian tradition will be one of the major topics. Comparative research of religion and myth along with theoretical definition of this sphere are further interests of our international partners, including law and natural sciences of the classical period.

Apart from original research studies and articles on classical topics, the Journal publishes proceedings from scientific conferences on the classical period in our country and abroad, relations with the Orient, classical heritage in Byzantium, interrelations with the Slavic World and Serbian language and culture.

The Journal also features permanent sections like Hronika naučnog života (the Chronicle of Scientific Life), Projekti (Projects), Vesti iz sveta (News from the World), Nekrolozi (Necrologies) and so forth.

Special attention is devoted in the Journal to scientific criticism and presentation of new books and studies published in our country as well as abroad, thus publications of the most important publishers have been provided.

We would like to point out that this Journal is the only one of its kind and has appeared rather late, bearing in mind that the Yugoslav journal on classical topics was lost with the secession of former Yugoslav republics. Precious support to our Journal was given by the International Federation of the Societies of Classical Studies FIEC at its General Assembly on the 20th of August 1999, in Kavala (Greece), when the president of FIEC, Academician Carl Joachim Classen, member of Matica Srpska, publicly supported the publishing of the Journal of Classical Studies and invited colleagues to cooperate with the Journal. We would like to emphasize that FIEC is one of thirteen UNESCO associations for social sciences. Papers from our Journal enter the leading bibliographical publication in the world in this field L’Année Philologique.

The Journal is edited by an international editorial board comprised of the most esteemed scientists at home and abroad.

Editorial board of the Journal of Classical Studies Matica Srpska:

Professor Ksenija Maricki Gadjanski, Editor-in-Chief
Professor  Sima Avramović (Belgrade), PhD
Professor Victor Castellani (Denver), PhD
Professor Milan. S. Dimitrijević (Belgrade), PhD
Professor Snežana Ferjančić (Belgrade), PhD – secretary
Professor Bharat Gupt (Delhi), PhD
Professor Mark J. Nyvlt (Ottawa), PhD
Professor Mirko Obradović (Belgrade), PhD
Professor Kurt Raaflaub (Brown University), PhD
Professor Livio Rosetti (Perugia), PhD
Professor Danijela Stefanović (Belgrade), PhD
Professor Mirjana D. Stefanović (Novi Sad), PhD
Professor Bojana Šijački Manević (Belgrade), PhD
Professor Rastko Vasić (Belgrade), PhD

 

Associate: Milena Kulić
e-mail: mkulic@maticasrpska.org.rs
Telephones: 021 622-726 and 021 420-199 extension 132

Address of the Editorial Board:
Matica srpska
Editorial board of the Journal of Classical Studies Matica Srpska
21000 Novi Sad Matice srpske 1
e-mail  zmsks@maticasrpska.org.rs

Archive:

book 26, year 2024.
book 25, year 2023.
book 24, year 2022.
book 23, year 2021.
book 21-22, year 2020.
book 20, year 2018.
book 19, year 2017.
book 18, year 2016.
book 17, year 2015.
book 16, year 2014.
book 15, year 2013.
book 14, year 2012.
book 13, year 2011.
book 12, year 2010.
book 11, year 2009.
book 10, year 2008.
book 9, year 2007.
book 8, year 2006.
book 7, year 2005.

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Matica Srpska Notebooks were initially published in 1985 as a periodical publication in three series: literature and language, social sciences and art, and, since 1989, natural sciences. They publish material and treatises for cultural and social history. The publishing of the Notebooks is financed from endowment funds of Matica’s benefactors. Fifty-four notebooks have been published so far.

Editors in Chief:

Čedomir Popov (1985-1995)
Nikola Gaćeša (1996-2004)

Editors of the series:

Series of language and literature (Božidar Kovaček 1985-1999, Jelka Ređep 2000-2013, Aleksandra Vraneš 2013 – )
Series of social sciences (Mladen Stojanov 1985- 1995, Ljubomirka Krkljuš 1995 – )
Series of Art (Olga Mikić 1985-1999, Miroslav Radonjić 2000 – )
Series of Natural sciences (Vojislav Jovanović1989-1995, Olga Gašić 1995-1999, Jovan Maksimović 2000 – )

Archive:

no.63, year 2024.
no.62, year 2022.
no.60, year 2021.
no.60, year 2019.
no.59, year 2018.
no.58, year 2017.
no.57, year 2017.
no.56, year 2014.
no.55, year 2014.
no.54, year 2013.
no.53, year 2012.
no.52, year 2011.
no.51, year 2010.
no.50, year 2010.
no.49, year 2009.
no.43, year 2005.
no.42, year 2004.
no.41, year 2004.