Iosif Patriciu and the School Inspection in Moldavia (Mid Nineteenth Century)
Bellator Equus. The Late Republic and the Extinction of the Citizen Cavalry
Primele Alegeri Parlamentare Din Județul Năsăud, Organizate După Urcarea PE Tron a Regelui Carol II
The Acta Marisiensis Seria Historia is an open access international scientific journal of the “Petru Maior” Faculty of Sciences and Letters of "George Emil Palade" University of Medicine, Pharmacy, Sciences and Technology of Târgu Mureș which is published by the University Press.
Acta Marisiensis Seria Historia represents, in a new form, the journal Studia Universitatis Petru Maior. Series Historia. The change, in tittle, was determined by the merge of two of the most prestigious Romanian universities: “Petru Maior” University of Târgu Mureș and University of Medicine and Pharmacy of Târgu Mureș. Thus, the editorial board of Acta Marisiensis Seria Historia will preserve the tradition of Studia Universitatis Petru Maior. Series Historia which was published regularly since 2001. Acta Marisiensis Seria Historia publishes high-quality articles on various subjects related to historical research on Ancient, Medieval, Modern and Contemporary periods. Each issue includes articles based on original research ordered according to chronological and thematic criteria. They also include scientific reviews to the most recent editorial projects published by national and foreign historians. The journal publishes articles in English aiming to enlarge the access of the international academic community to the scientific research conducted by the Romanian historians. The journal also welcomes foreign historians to share their latest research with the Romanian academic community. This perspective motivates the editorial staff to permanently improve the quality of the journal.
The Aims and scope of Acta Marisiesis Seria Historia’s main objectives are:
- to disseminate, at national and international level, the scientific research of Romanian historians;
- to encourage the publication of the most recent results of the scientific research by foreign scholars;
- to create a scientific media for an interdisciplinary dialogue between history and other social sciences;
- to stimulate the scientific debates in historical writing;
- to provide an appropriate environment for the affirmation of young researchers, such as PhD candidates.
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