ABOUT THE YEARBOOK
The Diplomatic Ukraine scientific yearbook (ISSN 2707-7683) is a professional, peer-reviewed periodical that publishes research on the history of diplomacy, international relations, foreign policy, and public diplomacy. The scientific yearbook was founded in 2000. The periodical is inscribed on the List of Scientific Professional Publications of Ukraine pursuant to the Decree of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine No. 886 dated 2 July 2020 in the subject area 032 — History and Archaeology.
This periodical falls under the cluster ‘Human Capital Development, Social Sciences and Journalism’, specifically subject areas C2 Political Science and C3 International Relations.
Founders: The State Enterprise ‘Directorate-General for Rendering Services to Diplomatic Missions’ (EDRPOU Code: 04013583), State Institution ‘Institute of World History of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine’ (EDRPOU Code: 21570552), and the Foreign Policy Research Institute (EDRPOU Code: 41409321).
The publication is indexed in Google Scholar.
The articles in the yearbook are assigned a unique DOI: 10.37837/2707-7683.
Digital copies of Diplomatic Ukraine are available in the periodicals catalogue of the Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine.
Purpose: To provide a scientific knowledge-sharing platform in the sphere of diplomacy, international relations, and history of foreign policy for representatives of diplomacy, international organizations, political scientists, scholars, and historians; develop a positive image of Ukraine in the international arena; ensure the continuity of generations of diplomats in the field of international relations; and develop a national diplomatic school.
Objectives: to cover the activities of Ukrainian and foreign diplomatic corps; analyse the current trends and topical issues of international relations and international law; assess achievements and problems of the Ukrainian diplomatic service; study the history of Ukrainian diplomacy; disseminate information about prominent diplomats and unique cases in the diplomatic practice of Ukraine and foreign countries; contribute to the formation of the Ukrainian scientific diplomatic school and assist academia in the promotion and practical implementation of the scientific findings in the relevant fields of diplomacy and foreign policy.
Languages: Ukrainian and English.
Publication frequency: annual.
Scope: history of diplomacy; institutional history of Ukrainian diplomacy; modern diplomacy; geopolitics; international relations, public diplomacy.