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ANNALES, SERIES HISTORIA NATURALIS 35, 2025, 1
Annales, Seriest Historia et Sociologia and Acta Histriae have transitioned to the Open Journal Systems platform
The editorial boards of the scientific journals Annales, Series Historia et Sociologia and Acta Histriae are pleased to announce that the journals have successfully transitioned to the Open Journal Systems (OJS) online platform!
The new platform enables modern and transparent editing, submission and review processes, which will facilitate collaboration between authors, reviewers and editors. Readers will thus benefit from improved accessibility and a permanent archive of previously published issues.
The transition to OJS is part of broader efforts to digitise and increase the openness of scientific communication.
We invite you to visit the new website of Annales, Series Historia et Sociologia and Acta Histriae, where you can access current and archived issues and submit your contributions!
The new platform enables modern and transparent editing, submission and review processes, which will facilitate collaboration between authors, reviewers and editors. Readers will thus benefit from improved accessibility and a permanent archive of previously published issues.
The transition to OJS is part of broader efforts to digitise and increase the openness of scientific communication.
We invite you to visit the new website of Annales, Series Historia et Sociologia and Acta Histriae, where you can access current and archived issues and submit your contributions!
Between Venice and Vienna. Cultural Heritage as Object of National Prestige and Istrian Identity
Between Venice and Vienna. Cultural Heritage as Object of National Prestige and Istrian Identity
978-961-6732-70-3
You can read it also at the following link: Between Venice and Vienna. Cultural Heritage as Object of National Prestige and Istrian Identity.
Darko Darovec & Darja Mihelič: STATUTI KOMUNA KOPER
STATUTI KOMUNA KOPER
ISBN: 978-961-6732-68-0
The scientific monograph Statuti komuna Koper (Statutes of the Koper Commune) sheds light not only on the historical but also on the legally, sociologically, and ethnologically related section of the past of the Istrian peninsula in the medieval and early modern period. It provides an analysis of the fundamental characteristics of the formation of medieval city statutory rules in the northeastern Adriatic region, with a special emphasis on the Koper statutes. One of the author's original achievements, which is an integral part of his consistent and long-term drawing on archival funds, is the rediscovery of the codex of Koper statutes from the 1423 and other related documents. The vast majority of the aforementioned material is kept by the State Archives in Venice (ASVe). The basis for the research is provided by the Old Archive of the Koper Commune (it. Antico Archivio Municipale di Capodistria), which was taken to Italy in 1944, but has been accessible again in the aforementioned Venetian archive since 2016.
You can read it also at the following link: Statuti komuna Koper.
You can read it also at the following link: Statuti komuna Koper.
