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Borec is a humanistic magazine that focuses on the history and actuality of anti-fascism and liberation movements, emphasizing their international involvement, and therefore does not agree with nationalist and ethnicist paradigms in historiography. It develops concept of rebellion as a class struggle and social transformation. It relies on historical materialism, world-systemic research approaches that break down internal, systemic links between fascism, colonialism, racism, chauvinism, anti-feminism, etc., which are not all part of dominance of capitalism. Awareness and education remain the cornerstone of the magazine from its begining. It publishes documentary testimonials, historical and socio-economic analyzes of the topics beformentioned, appeals and initiatives, in-depth interviews, historical and contemporary works by socially committed artists, focuses on the processes of exploitation, subjugation and appropriation (globalization of poverty, the effects of IMF reforms and World bank, the financialisation of public institutions, the privatization of social, collective - the destruction of public health and education).
In 1993 the Association for the Research of History, Anthropology and Literature replaced Mladika Publishing House as publisher and reconceived Borec as an interdisciplinary journal addressing contemporary social quandaries. The evolution from a veterans' gazette to a literary and scientific journal is rooted in the respect for its tradition of antifascist resistance in terms of class struggle and social transformation. Today Borec is published by the Sophia Publishing House. The magazine has gradually evolved from a fighter newsletter to a professional, humanistic, interdisciplinary and broader socially critical publication based on international and intergenerational collaboration.
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