REVIEW OF MILITARY HISTORY
- Recognised by the National Council for Scientific Research in Higher Education and classified in Category “C”.
- Indexed in EBSCO Publishing, CEEOL, ERIH PLUS and INDEX COPERNICUS
- ISSN 1220-5710
OVERVIEW:
The journal disseminates research findings in the following areas:
The journal publishes studies and articles authored by established specialists as well as early-career researchers of considerable promise. Its contributions offer a wealth of information, much of it previously unpublished and derived from original research. They are accompanied by English-language abstracts; and are presented in an attractive visual format, with appropriate illustrations. Each issue is therefore eagerly anticipated by readers.
Review of Military History has developed significant international cooperation through the publication of numerous studies by researchers from Belgium, Bulgaria, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Israel, the Republic of Moldova, Serbia, Sweden, Türkiye and other countries, as well as through joint special issues. These include:
- The causes, conduct and consequences of major global conflicts, as well as the campaigns and battles in which the Romanian Army took part, and the insights that may be derived from them;
- The evolution of military institutions and structures, including initiatives to reform and modernise the armed forces.
- Military strategy, tactics and doctrine: analyses of military theories and their practical application in geopolitical contexts.
- Military figures: biographies of leading Romanian and international military figures, military decision-making and leadership;
- Alliances, geopolitics and military diplomacy: the strategic implications of alliances, the evolution of politico-military relations, and war as an instrument of policy;
- Military-society relations: the social and cultural impact of war; the relations of civilians and the armed forces; propaganda, morale and the psychology of war;
- Armaments, equipment and military technology: the evolution of weapons and military equipment, as well as technological innovation;
- War memorialisation: museums, memorials, commemorative traditions and practices, and remembrance of the fallen.
The journal publishes studies and articles authored by established specialists as well as early-career researchers of considerable promise. Its contributions offer a wealth of information, much of it previously unpublished and derived from original research. They are accompanied by English-language abstracts; and are presented in an attractive visual format, with appropriate illustrations. Each issue is therefore eagerly anticipated by readers.
Review of Military History has developed significant international cooperation through the publication of numerous studies by researchers from Belgium, Bulgaria, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Israel, the Republic of Moldova, Serbia, Sweden, Türkiye and other countries, as well as through joint special issues. These include:
- A Romanian–Greek special issue, featuring studies by Romanian and Greek researchers in French and English, entitled Romanians, Greeks and the Eastern Question, launched at the International Congress of Military History in Athens in 2001;
- An English-language special issue, War, Military and Media from Gutenberg to Today, launched at the International Congress of Military History held in Bucharest in August 2003;
- A Romanian–French special issue featuring studies by Romanian and French researchers, Romanian–French Politico-Military Relations through the Centuries (2006);
- A Romanian–Greek special issue, Black Sea, Romania and Greece (2008);
- A special issue, Ninety Years since the End of the First World War, prepared jointly by researchers from Germany, France and Romania (2008);
- A Turkish–Romanian special dossier, Romanian–Turkish Military Relations in the Modern and Contemporary Periods (2014);
- A Romanian–German special issue — a collaboration between the Institute for Political Studies of Defence and Military History and the Bundeswehr Centre of Military History and Social Sciences — entitled Military Relations between Romania and the German Democratic Republic within the Warsaw Pact (2019);
- A special dossier, A Hundred Years of Alliance: Romanian–Polish Relations in the Interwar Period (2021);
- A special dossier, Eighty Years since Romania’s Entry into the Second World War: Romanian–German Military Relations, 1941–1944 (2021).
ARHIVĂ
Numere speciale ale RIM:
- RIM ROMANIAN HELLENIC Special Issue 2008
- Revista de Istorie Militară nr. 5-6/2008 english
- Revista de Istorie Militara nr. 3-4/2019 english
Editorial Board
- Dr. Carmen Sorina RÎJNOVEANU, Director, Institute for Political Studies of Defence and Military History
- Dr. Harold E. RAUGH, Jr., U.S. European Command (EUCOM), Vice-President of the International Commission of Military History
- Dr. Jörg ECHTERNKAMP, Bundeswehr Centre of Military History and Social Sciences, Potsdam, Germany
- Dr. Randy PAPADOPOULOS, United States Department of the Navy
- Prof. Dr. Mihail E. IONESCU, National University of Political Studies and Public Administration
- Colonel (Ret.) Dr. Petre OTU, President of the Romanian Commission of Military History
- Dr. Jan HOFFENAAR, President of the Dutch Commission of Military History
- Prof. Dr. Ion ȘIȘCANU, Dunărea de Jos University of Galați
- Prof. Dr. Dennis DELETANT, University of London
- Commander (Ret.) Gheorghe VARTIC, Romanian Commission of Military History
- Associate Professor Dr. Florian BICHIR, “Carol I” National Defence University
Academic Coordination
- Dr. Dragoș-Daniel ILINCA, Head of the Military History Studies Service, Institute for Political Studies of Defence and Military History
- Dr. Tudor VIȘAN-MIU, Researcher, Institute for Political Studies of Defence and Military History
Editorial Team
- Editor-in-Chief: Dr. Tudor VIȘAN-MIU
- Editor: -
- Proofreader: Lavinia MASGRAS
- Editorial Secretary: Oana POSDĂRESCU