Publications (page 68)

Issue 20 of “Mazovia Regional Studies” is already available and contains articles concerning landscape management and protection as well as contemporary architectonic problems.

In this issue you’ll also find material concerning the Polish winners and finalists of the international RegioStars Awards 2016 and an analysis of the work of Władysław Sowicki, architect and artist. The final part of the issue includes articles on the development policy of Moldova and the demographic situation in Mazovia.

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Issue 19 contains articles inspired by the 7th Academic and Technical Conference ARCHBUD 2015 which addressed the “Problems of contemporary architecture and construction” and was organized by the University of Ecology and Management in Warsaw.

The conference was held under the auspices of the Marshall of Mazovia – Mr. Adam Struzik. The goal of the conference was to present the creative achievements of architects and academics as well as academic and technical accomplishments in the field of existing and new construction technologies.

Part I, Analyses and Studies, also includes an interesting article on the principles of implementing sustainable development as exemplified by office buildings in Germany. Part II, Self-Government, presents an article dealing with urban renewal in Mazovia. Part III, Varia, consists of a case study concerning the use of derelict former military and railway areas in central Poland and an obituary of professor Hanka Ludmiła Zaniewska, an outstanding teacher and researcher.

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Contributions are invited to the scientific journal Mazovia. Regional Studies. We are currently accepting submissions for the issues to be published in 2017. Article proposals may be scientific or serve to inform about one’s practical experience.

The journal is intended to serve as a platform enabling exchange of experience and facilitating cooperation within and between various specializations, in the fields of both theory and practice. The journal is published by the Mazovian Office of Regional Planning in Warsaw, a member of CrossRef – Publishers International Linking Association (PILA) which allows all the articles published in the journal to receive an individual DOI number.According to the current publishing plan, the next issues will focus on four subjects which are currently of importance in regional studies:

urban renewal,landscape protection and planning,territorial cohesion,sustainable development.

Also welcome are contributions on other topics concerning public policy, spatial planning and practical aspects of local and regional governance.

Contributions to the next, twentieth issues of Mazovia. Regional Studies should be submitted by the end of November 2016. Contributions to further issues are welcome until a closing date is announced. Article proposals are accepted in Polish, English, German, Russian, French and Spanish.Please submit your papers to: artykuly@mazowszestudiaregionalne.pl

In 2016, the Editorial Board expanded with new scientists representing the world of science, both from the Mazovian and Lodz Voivodeships. In April, the editorial board was joined by:

Ms. Prof. Aleksandra Nowakowska from the University of Lodz, Ms. Prof. Barbara Szulczewska from the Warsaw University of Life Sciences, and Dr. nt. Artur Zaguła from the Technical University of Lodz. In June, the Council was joined by Prof. Paweł Swianiewicz from the University of Warsaw. In the near future we plan to invite scientists from France and Scotland to join the Editorial Board.In 2016, the Editorial Team was also enlarged, with the following joining: Mr. Eng. arch. Piotr Brzeski – Director of the Mazovian Office of Regional Planning in Warsaw, Dr. Elżbieta Kozubek from the Mazovian Office of Regional Planning in Warsaw, Dr. arch. Tomasz Sławiński of the Society of Polish Town Planners, and Dr Marcin Wajda of the Warsaw School of Economics.

From the 26th October 2015, the editorial office of MAZOWSZE Regional Studies is changing it’s current place of stay. The publisher’s address is also changing.

 New address: ul. Nowy Zjazd 1 00–301 Warsaw, Poland (V floor of the Mazovian’s dental Centre building).

Soon the English abstracts of the articles published in MAZOWSZE Regional Studies will be available in the international database The Central European Journal of Social Sciences and Humanites. Indexation in CEJSH will contribute to the increase of our journal’s popularity in Poland and abroad. Thanks to indexing in the database, foreign researchers will be able to learn about achievements of Polish scientists, especially those affiliated with Mazovian scientific and research units.