RJHIS is a peer-reviewed academic journal in the field of History and International Relations. http://www.rjhis.ro/
Romanian Journal of History and International Studies îşi propune să asigure un cadru ştiinţific pentru dialog şi cercetare interdisciplinară care să sprijine şi să promoveze dezbaterea academică în domeniul ştiinţelor sociale. Revista Romanian Journal of History and International Studies va fi publicată semestrial în colaborare cu Centrul de Studii Euro-Atlantice, sub egida Departamentului Istori
12/02/2018
Be sure to check out our conference on over at Şcoala Doctorală de Istorie - Universitatea din Bucureşti. We hear it's going to be great! ;)
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28/12/2017
We are pleased to announce that the latest issue of RJHIS is finally available online! We'd like to thank everyone for their patience and wish you all a festive holiday season. :)
Vol 4 No 2 (2017) | Romanian Journal of History and International Studies Submission Guidelines | Books for Review | About the Journal | Editorial Team | Academic Board | Indexing & Archiving
12/09/2017
Un manual care prezintă o perspectivă inedită și modernă asupra studierii istoriei: învățarea prin analiza izvoarelor istorice. Manualul de Istorie CD Press pentru clasa a V-a realizat de către Dragos Becheru și Stan Stoica.
In case you were eager to read a book on , we have a review signed by Ionuț Filipescu ready for you. ;)
Frédéric Pichon, Syria – Why the West Got it Wrong, Bucharest, Corint Publishing Group, 2016 | Romanian Journal of History and International Studies Founding member of the “Conflicts” magazine specialized in the geopolitics of the Middle East and having a PhD in contemporary history with a thesis on the Christians from the city of Maaloula, Syria; Frédéric Pichon is currently a research associate within the EMAM team from the University François...
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Shaping Public Diplomacy through Social Media Networks in the 21st Century | Romanian Journal of History and International Studies The practice of public diplomacy is being disrupted as a result of 90% of UN nations having a presence on social media networks, along with the advent of new technologies making communication global and in real time. This article aims to look at the relationship between public diplomacy and the medi...
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The Heroism of Romanian Soldiers from Comarnic, Prahova, during the First World War | Romanian Journal of History and International Studies The purpose of this article is to initiate a discussion on Romania’s situation during the First World War. Beyond the military operations, which often ended in failure, as they were wrongly conceived and designed by the Great Military Headquarters, one can see the heroism of the Romanians. We intend...
We have a new article on 's regime available in our latest issue of RJHIS.
Ion Antonescu’s regime during September 1940 – June 1941. Measures taken to regain the lost provinces in the summer of 1940 | Romanian Journal of History and International Studies Ion Antonescu’s regime during September 1940 – June 1941. Measures taken to regain the lost provinces in the summer of 1940
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Authoritarianism in Turkey: From “Kemalism to Erdoganism” via Democratic Reforms and Economic Development | Romanian Journal of History and International Studies During the 1990s Turkish society experienced political instability and freedom deficiencies that were followed by a financial crisis in 2001. The socio-political and economic conditions were quite similar to those that sparked the Arab uprisings in late 2010 and thus they could have well led Turkey…
If you want to know more about traditional in , now is your chance! We have just the article for you. ;)
African Traditional Religion in Igaland, Nigeria (c. 1000 – present) | Romanian Journal of History and International Studies This study examines various aspects of African traditional religious beliefs in Igalaland which have been largely neglected by indigenous scholars with a view to bridge the gap in the historiography of the people from c.1000 to present. The period marked the beginning of Igalaland as a people with c...
Be sure to check out Milad Daniel Doroudian's article in the latest issue of RJHIS!
The Romanian Intellectual, Christian Orthodoxy, and Identity in connection to Iron Guardism | Romanian Journal of History and International Studies As the second part of a two part series, this article explores the confluence of Romanian intellectual culture and the rise of fascism in the interwar period, with a distinct concentration on the particularity of Romanian identity and its transformation amid the changing rhetoric of pluri national...
21/06/2017
Casual reminder that the deadline for submitting your written articles from our on is July 1st & is fast approaching! ;) We look forward to reading everyone's work.