Vox medii aevi is an electronic scientific journal dedicated to the study of the Middle Ages and medievalism. Its mission is to create a unified space for academic discussions among scholars researching the Middle Ages, promoting the development of contemporary methodologies and historical research. What sets Vox medii aevi apart is its unique academic format, which combines principles of scholarly rigor, accessibility, and openness, allowing researchers of all ages and statuses to contribute.

As an independent initiative, the journal has no institutional restrictions and includes researchers from various academic institutions in its editorial board. It publishes scholarly articles, reviews, translations of sources, and articles by foreign scholars, as well as reports on important events in the world of medieval studies. Each issue is thematically organized, providing a platform for academic discussions and featuring articles on diverse topics alongside the main theme.

Published twice a year, with additional special issues, Vox medii aevi maintains a high level of academic quality through a double-blind peer review process by recognized experts in the field. The journal's policy is to publish modern, original, and high-quality research regardless of the authors' status. The editorial team ensures that published articles meet the highest academic standards, including rigorous argumentation, structuring, originality, logic, and coherence, all presented in clear and engaging language.

In its electronic format, the journal facilitates scientific interactions among scholars worldwide, promoting fast and efficient communication between authors and readers. Additionally, the electronic format allows for unlimited article length, rich illustrative material, and references to electronic resources. Based on the principles of openness and accessibility, the journal accepts and publishes articles free of charge.

Published materials are indexed in the Russian Science Citation Index (РИНЦ) and Ulrich's Periodicals Directory, and are also available in the electronic library CyberLeninka, which exports them to international repositories of scientific information, such as Google Scholar, WorldCat, ROAR, BASE, OpenAIRE, EBSCO A-to-Z, and others. Vox medii aevi is published by Black Art Publishing and has received registration certificate EL No. FS 77 67303 from the Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology, and Mass Media (Roskomnadzor).

The journal is intended for readers aged 16 and above. © Vox medii aevi, 2011-2023. The primary generator of medieval content