Russian Linguistics is a peer-reviewed academic journal focused on Russian and other Slavic languages, aiming to promote empirical and theoretical development in the study of Russian and Slavic languages. This journal extensively covers various branches of linguistics and encourages a combination of empirical, theoretical, and applied methods, as well as in-depth qualitative and large-scale quantitative research from both synchronic and diachronic perspectives.

It regularly publishes three types of articles: original articles, latest research reviews, and short articles. Original articles serve as data reports for researchers, showcasing the latest research findings; The latest research review provides a summary and evaluation of important research results published in the past two years; The short article aims to stimulate discussions related to the field and provide insights into specific issues. This journal accepts submissions in English or Russian, but recommends using English to promote wider communication and dissemination within the linguistic community. It provides a high-quality academic exchange platform for Russian and Slavic language researchers, which is of great significance in promoting academic research and development in related fields.