Our Publications 

Since its founding in 2010, the journal has operated as a closed and collaborative research space, allowing an international network of scholars to engage in sustained, interdisciplinary dialogue. This deliberate phase of internal development enabled contributors to establish the conceptual, methodological, and epistemological foundations of culturology as a distinct scientific field.

Over the years, numerous essays, research notes, theoretical models, and empirical case studies have circulated within the network. These works address a wide array of topics—including belief systems, cultural change, ideologies, symbolic practices, and institutional dynamics—analyzed through a materialist and systemic lens.

We are now preparing the first public release of this curated body of work. The inaugural selection will include foundational essays, peer-reviewed research articles, and experimental contributions that reflect the journal’s commitment to scientific rigor, theoretical innovation, and interdisciplinary synthesis.

With the forthcoming launch of our new digital platform, these publications will be made available in open access, reinforcing our commitment to intellectual transparency and global scholarly exchange. Future issues will feature contributions in multiple languages, as well as thematic dossiers and collaborative debates on emerging topics in the science of culture.

We invite scholars, students, and institutions to follow this transition closely and to join us in building a renewed intellectual community committed to the advancement of culturology.

Stay tuned for the official unveiling of our publication archive !