Съпоставително езикознание / Сопоставительное языкознание
Contrastive Linguistics

One of the first European journals to be entirely devoted to contrastive linguistics, Съпоставително езикознание/ Сопоставительное языкознание/ Contrastive Linguistics has contributed for more than three decades to a growing body of research in the field. The journal first appeared as Bulletin for the Contrastive Study of Bulgarian and Other Languages in 1976 under the editorship of Professor Svetomir Ivancev. Professor Zhivko Bojadziev continued the work after Professor Ivancev’s death. Currently, Professor Petya Assenova is the Editor-in-Chief of the journal. The journal is published four times per year and each issue is approximately 180 pages. The journal accepts manuscripts in Bulgarian, Russian, German, French, Spanish and English. The journal publishes articles, book reviews and notes in the fields of contrastive linguistics, general linguistics, the theory and practice of translation, and history of linguistics (portraits of outstanding Bulgarian and foreign linguists, history of Bulgarian linguistics and history of Bulgarian studies abroad), reviews of books on any linguistic topics and issues, thematic and personal bibliographies. Over the past thirty years Contrastive Linguistics has featured works by outstanding scholars from Bulgaria and abroad and continues to be a reputable peer-reviewed venue for research in the field. It is in Contrastive Linguistics that many young Ph.D. students, budding lecturers and researchers see their first scholarly articles published. Editorial board of the journal: Janko Bačvarov, Aleksandra Bagasheva (managing editor), Stefana Dimitrova (deputy editor-in-chief), Enčo Gerganov, Julija Kirilova, Ivan Kančev, Margarita Mladenova, Boris Paraškevov, Silvia Petkova, Christo Stamenov, Dina Staniševa, Yovka Tiševa, Dimitar Veselinov, Radost Železarova (managing editor). Editorial advisory board: Aleksandr Bondarko (St. Petersburg), Catherine Chvany (Cambridge, Mass.), Irina Červenkova (Sofia), Jack Feuillet (Paris), Jacek Fisiak (Poznań), Zlatka Guenčeva (Paris), Olga Mladenova (Calgary), Predrag Piper (Belgrad), Alexander Veiga Rodriguez (Santiago de Compostela), Ernest Scatton (Albany, New York), Ludmila Uhliřovă (Prague), Hilmar Walter (Leipzig).