The journal "Analele Dobrogei" was founded in 1920 by the geographer and writer Constantin I. Brătescu together with the publicist Ioan N. Roman.
ANALELE DOBROGEI – HISTORY, THEMATIC AREAS, AND OBJECTIVES:
The journal Analele Dobrogei was founded in 1920 by the geographer and writer Constantin I. Brătescu together with the publicist Ioan N. Roman, as a publication representing the cultural and intellectual environment of Dobrogea.
Analele Dobrogei journal is a publication dedicated to researching, promoting and valorizing the historical, cultural and intellectual heritage of Dobrogea, one of the most diverse and representative regions of the Romanian space. Through the studies and published materials, the journal brings to attention the historical evolution of the province, the personalities who contributed to its development, as well as the defining elements of its multicultural identity, formed over time through the coexistence of several ethnic and cultural communities.
The journal's pages bring together specialized articles, documentary research, historical analyses, academic contributions and cultural materials signed by authors, researchers and collaborators concerned with understanding and transmitting Dobrogea values to the contemporary public. The topics addressed include local history, architectural heritage, traditions, literature, cultural geography and the role of Dobrogea in the context of national and regional development.
The journal is jointly published by the Archeology and National History Museum, from Constanța
and the Faculty of History and Political Sciences, of "Ovidius" University from Constanța.
Years of existence
Through its documentary character and the diversity of topics covered, the journal contributes to preserving the cultural memory of Dobrogea and offers readers a broad picture of the transformations that have shaped this region over generations. Each editorial appearance aims to highlight local historical and cultural resources, in an accessible and relevant format for both specialists and the public interested in Dobrogea's heritage.
The publication thus represents a space for dialogue between research, culture and regional identity, strengthening the interest in knowing and promoting the values that define Dobrogea in the Romanian and European cultural context.