• Status in HRČAK: active
• ISSN 2671-065X (Tisak)
  ISSN 2718-2509 (Online)
• DOI: https://doi.org/DOI – https://doi.org/10.38003/ccsr
• Contact: Centre for Cross-Cultural and Korean Studies
  Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Split Poljička cesta 35
  21000 Split
• Email: ccsr@ffst.hr
• URL: https://crosscultural-korean.ffst.hr/index.php/ccsr/
• Publisher:
  University of Split, Faculty of Social sciences and Humanities Split
  Poljička cesta 35, Split
  http://www.ffst.unist.hr
  
• Guidelines for authors
• Impressum
• Publication Ethics and Malpractice Statement
• Editorial board

A journal for comparative studies of culture, literature, and the arts. Cross Cultural Studies Review welcomes interdisciplinary, comparative and critical research in literature, literature in translation, film, theatre but also social, political, cultural, visual / media phenomena. It fosters research on literary and cultural migrations and transfers as well as on theoretical and philosophical questions. It specializes in Slavic and East-Asian scholarship with a focus on cultural transfers between the Balkans and the Korean Peninsula, the Mediterranean and Central Europe, as well as concepts of Homeland and Diaspora(s) through innovation, recontextualization and reconceptualization. The journal also fosters cross-cultural connections between the humanities and the arts and other areas including those of STEAM. (science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics) and other academic disciplines deriving from interactions between different, frequently asymmetric, national, cultural, gender, economic, geopolitical, intellectual and institutional contexts.

• Peer review: peer review, equally national and international peer review, scientific and professional papers, double anonymized, double
• First year of publication: 2019.
• Frequency (annually): 2
• Scientific disciplines and subdisciplines: Humanities
• Date added to HRČAK: 10.05.2022.
• Rights: All papers are published under an open access license. CCSR applies the Creative Commons CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 license, which allows immediate and free access to the work, including reading, downloading, copying, distribution, printing, and searching. However, the paper may not be modified or used for commercial purposes. The papers may also be linked, indexed, used as data for software applications, or for other lawful purposes.
•