The academic peer reviewed open access journal „Lietuvos etnologija / Lithuanian ethnology“ published by the Lithuanian Institute of History has been officially accepted into the Scopus database, one of the world’s largest abstract and citation indexing platforms. This milestone marks an important step in increasing the international visibility and accessibility of Lithuanian ethnology and social anthropology research.

Scopus, managed by Elsevier, indexes high-quality, peer-reviewed academic journals from various disciplines. Inclusion in this database means that Lietuvos etnologija meets strict quality and impact criteria, ensuring that its published research reaches a wider global audience. Researchers, academics, and institutions worldwide will now have better access to studies published in the journal, fostering international collaboration and enhancing the journal’s academic reputation.

For more information, visit the official journal website or explore its indexed content on Scopus.