Vol. 47 (2026)
Published: 2026-09-11
10.21852/sem
Seminare. Studies in Youth and Society is a topic-centered interdisciplinary academic journal published by the Francis de Sales Scientific Society and devoted to the education, formation, and human development of children, adolescents, and young adults. Education and educational sciences constitute its principal disciplinary framework, complemented by relevant research from psychology, sociology, family studies, theology, philosophy, law, history, anthropology, and media studies. Submissions from these fields should demonstrate a direct and substantive connection to the journal’s central research focus and engage with internationally relevant scholarship.
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2026-09-05
Dear Members of the “Seminare” Community,
Every academic journal reaches moments of change that invite us to look back with gratitude and, at the same time, to look ahead to new challenges and opportunities. The appointment of a new Editor-in-Chief is such a moment for our journal.
On behalf of the Francis de Sales Scientific Society and the entire community gathered around “Seminare”, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Professor Mariusz Chamarczuk SDB for his many years of dedicated and responsible service. As Editor-in-Chief, he made an important contribution to the development of the journal, strengthened its academic position, and helped create a space for serious and open scholarly dialogue. I would like to thank him for his commitment, professional expertise, care for high academic standards, and kindness towards all those who contribute to our journal.
2026-08-04

Seminare has published a new public report presenting the journal’s editorial activity, development, and key results in 2023–2025. The report summarises developments in the journal’s academic profile, publication regularity, peer-review process, international participation, open-access model, research visibility, and communication with the scholarly community.
The report is available for download [PDF].
2026-01-07

The Editorial Team of Seminare has introduced several changes to manuscript preparation and publication policies. Authors planning to submit a manuscript are asked to familiarize themselves with the current requirements before beginning the editorial process. The new rules will apply to all manuscripts intended for publication from the first issue of 2026 onward.
2024-10-18

Dear Readers, Authors, and Friends of Seminare!
As part of its commitment to transparency and verifiability, Seminare makes publicly available the evaluation reports issued for the journal within the ICI Journals Master List.
The reports document selected aspects of the journal’s editorial and publishing practices assessed within this database. They are made available as part of the journal’s broader practice of documenting external evaluations, editorial development and database coverage.