About the Journal
„Wieś i Rolnictwo" (“Village and Agriculture”) is a multidisciplinary and peer-reviewed journal (with double-blind peer reviews) of the Institute of Rural and Agricultural Development, Polish Academy of Sciences published continuously since 1973.
“Wieś i Rolnictwo” is an open-access quarterly. The papers published can be read and downloaded free of charge ‒ with authors’ rights reserved.
Authors are not charged any publication fees.
It publishes original results of scientific research in the field of social science. The aim of the journal is to increase knowledge and understanding of changes in rural and agricultural economies, local communities, cultures and geographical space; to make progress in defining and recognising various manifestations of ruralism in the contemporary world; to stimulate the debate on shaping and implementing agricultural and rural policies as well as discovering new dimensions of mutual relations between humans and the natural environment (more).
According to the communication dated 5 January 2024 concerning the list of scientific journals and materials from international conferences, the Ministry of Science and Higher Education assigned 40 credits to publications in “Village and Agriculture”.
We encourage authors to read the current invites to submit articles. Information regarding the thematic scope of current issues, guidelines for manuscript preparation and submission deadlines is available in the Call for Papers section. We look forward to receiving submissions that contribute to the advancement of research and broaden the academic discourse within the journal’s scope.
Statement on Article Processing Charges
We confirm that at no stage of the editorial process of the quarterly journal "Wieś i Rolnictwo" — from manuscript submission through to publication — are any article processing charges (APCs) or other fees collected. Authors are not required to pay any fees for submission, peer review, acceptance, or publication of their manuscripts. Our goal is to ensure accessibility and inclusivity in scientific publishing without any financial barriers.
Latest articles
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Conceptualisations of the Specific Nature of Post-State-Owned Farm Communities: Between Scientific Explanation and Practical Stigmatisation
No. 3 (212) (2026): Village & Agriculture -
Post-State-Owned Farmland as a Field of Conflicting Interests: A Political Economy and New Institutional Economics Perspective
No. 3 (212) (2026): Village & Agriculture -
The Operation of State-Owned Farms (PGRs) in the Light of Legal Regulations of the People’s Republic of Poland
No. 3 (212) (2026): Village & Agriculture -
The Establishment and Operations of State Agrarian Real Estate (PNZ) in 1946–1949
No. 3 (212) (2026): Village & Agriculture -
Why Were State-Owned Farms (PGRs) Established? The Axiological and Institutional Foundations of the Socialist System
No. 3 (212) (2026): Village & Agriculture -
Od redaktorów numeru
No. 3 (212) (2026): Village & Agriculture -
Rural Housewives Clubs in Poland as an Example of a Social Platform Activating Women’s Entrepreneurial Resources
No. 2 (211) (2026): Village & Agriculture -
An Economic Perspective on Determinants of Work-Related Accidents in Poland’s Agricultural Sector
No. 2 (211) (2026): Village & Agriculture -
Structural Dualism of Ukrainian Agriculture as a Challenge for the European Agrarian Model: Perspective of Integration with the EU
No. 2 (211) (2026): Village & Agriculture -
Local Communities in a Crisis Situation: Resilience Workshops
No. 2 (211) (2026): Village & Agriculture -
Report from the Conference: ‘Shared Harvest: Ukraine’s EU Integration and Europe’s Food Security’
No. 1 (210) (2026): Village & Agriculture -
Methodology for the Valuation of Perennial Crop Plantations in the Context of the Plant Life Cycle: A Case Study of Highbush Blueberry
No. 1 (210) (2026): Village & Agriculture -
Changes in Rural Areas and Agriculture in Poland in the Period After Accession to the European Union: The Perspective of Agricultural Advisors
No. 1 (210) (2026): Village & Agriculture -
Sheep Farming in Poland as a Socio-Economic Phenomenon: AMultifunctional Agriculture Perspective
No. 1 (210) (2026): Village & Agriculture -
The Neighbour Almighty: Social Construction of the Village Mayorship
No. 1 (210) (2026): Village & Agriculture -
The Marginalisation of Farmers in Polish Sociology and Social Research: Diagnosis and Interpretations
No. 1 (210) (2026): Village & Agriculture -
Spatial Differentiation of Demographic Change Mechanisms in Rural Areas of Poland: An Approach Based on the J.W. Webb and Rural Development Monitoring (MROW) Typologies
No. 4 (209) (2025): Kwartalnik Wieś i Rolnictwo


