HED - Hrvatsko etnološko društvo

Časopis izlazi od 1970. godine pod nazivom Izvješća, a od 1978. pod nazivom Etnološka tribina.

Etnološka tribina godišnjak je Hrvatskog etnološkog društva i pokriva široki korpus etnoloških i kulturno-antropoloških tema od teorijskih rasprava do etnografske građe. Također, objavljuju se tekstovi srodnih znanosti (povijest, demografija, sociologija) kao i primijenjenih struka (muzeološke, konzervatorske, turističke), te prikazi recentne literature.

Časopis Etnološka tribina je forum raznih etnoloških struka i kulturno-antropoloških subdisciplina, bavi se podjednako tradicijskom kulturom i suvremenom kulturom, a članci mogu biti zanimljivi interdisciplinarnom čitateljstvu koje se znanstveno bavi kulturnim fenomenima i procesima, kao i stručnjacima koji se bave kreiranjem i primjenom suvremenih kulturnih politika.

Etnološka tribina (Ethnological Forum) is an annual journal of the Croatian Ethnological Society and it includes a range of ethnological and cultural-anthropological themes from theoretical discussions to ethnographic field material. Articles in complementary disciplines (history, demography, sociology) are also included as well as articles of applied fields (museology, heritage protection, tourism) and reviews of recently published books. A discussion forum is introduced recently following the lead article comments – reply model opening up the most current topics in the field; the discussion forum is unique among Croatian journals in Humanities. The Journal is both regional and international in scope.

The Journal has an international editorial board. The articles are published in Croatian with titles, key-words and an extensive summary in English; articles are also published in English, French, German and in other languages of the region (Slovene, Macedonian). All articles are peer-reviewed by at least two colleagues and high standard of academic texts is highly supported.

The Journal is a forum of different ethnological strands and cultural-anthropological subdisciplines; it treats both traditional culture and contemporary culture. The Journal might be of interest to interdisciplinary readership dealing with cultural phenomena and processes, as well as to specialists involved in the making of cultural politics.