Publication requirements

Crisia aims to publish studies and articles that capitalize on the results of research in the field of history. The texts can be sent to the editorial office in electronic format, in Romanian, English, French, German or Italian, accompanied by a summary and five keywords in English. Articles should not exceed 20 pages and will have the following structure:

Title: capitalized, centered, followed by a blank line;

Author/Authors: aligned to the right, the last name written in capital letters, if there are several authors, their names are separated by a comma and after the name of each author an explanatory note marked with an asterisk is inserted, which will contain the institution where the author is employed and his/theirs email address – a free line follows;

Summary title: capitalized and centered followed by a free line;

Summary: aligned at both edges (justify) followed by a free line;

Keywords: aligned at both edges, followed by a free line;

Article text: aligned at both edges – two free lines are left at the end of the article;

Bibliography – it is not numbered, it is aligned at both edges, the following variants will be used:

  • for books:
    Gabriel Moisa, Istoria Transilvaniei în istoriografia românească [The History of Transylvania in the Romanian Historiography], Cluj-Napoca, Cluj University Press Publishing House, 2003, p. 10.
  • for articles:
    Gianfranco Giraudo, The Greek-Catholics in Romania”, in Crisia, XXXIX, 2009, p. 201.
  • for archive sources:
    National Archives, Bihor County Service (hereinafter, will quote N.A.B.C.S., Bihor County Agricultural Council fund, file No. 4 / 1923, sheet 17.

List of illustrations: lined on both sides.

Illustrations: will be transmitted in jpeg or tiff format at a resolution of 300dpi and will be noted as figures (Fig. 1, 2 …). Illustrations will be published in grayscale or color. The use of images that have been manipulated, modified, edited in a way that would decrease their relevance or quality, or generated with the help of artificial inteligence, will be avoided as much as possible.

Publishing schedule:

 – the deadline for sending articles and reviews for the Crisia journal is the 1st of July, by e-mail: crisia@mtariicrisurilor.ro

 – the peer-reviewing process takes place during the autumn of the current year, within a maximum of 90 days

 – the publication period for the current year’s issue is: the end of the current year for the online version and the first quarter of the follwing year for the printed version

The authors agree that Crisia magazine has the right of first publication of the submitted article. Authors have the right to publish the article on their personal website or on other websites, referring to the first publication. Authors retain the copyright of their articles without restrictions. Authors assume responsibility for the content of published articles and no changes to the content will be accepted after their publication.

Crisia magazine uses the CC BY-NC-ND Creative Commons license.

Both the authors and editors of the Crisia journal will comply with the COPE’s Guide on the ethics of scientific research and publication.