《摩拉維亞地理報告》（MGR）是一本國際性的、經(jīng)過同行評審的期刊，自1993年以來，捷克科學院、地球物理研究所通過其環(huán)境地理系一直以英語出版。該雜志遵循捷克斯洛伐克科學院地理研究所報告的傳統(tǒng)，該報告于1963年至1992年出版。這本雜志的標題是為了慶祝它起源于捷克共和國東半部的摩拉維亞歷史悠久的土地。作為一本通用期刊，它接收和評估了人類和自然地理學家以及其他專門從事相關學科的研究人員（包括地球科學和地球生態(tài)學）以及人文科學（社會學、城市研究等）的文章。該期刊具有鮮明的區(qū)域定位，廣泛適用于歐洲國家。《摩拉維亞地理報告》旨在就應對全球化社會中“地區(qū)”和“地方”的作用的主題提出原始和相關的研究，考慮到評估這些主題的地理和時間尺度。強調了幾個相互關聯(lián)的問題：區(qū)域經(jīng)濟和社會的問題，特別是隨著時間的推移；城市或農(nóng)村環(huán)境中的社會和社會變化；關于人類活動對景觀和環(huán)境影響的區(qū)域觀點；迅速變化的社會政治環(huán)境條件下，地方與宏觀經(jīng)濟結構的關系；技術過程對生物物理景觀的環(huán)境影響；以及景觀演變中的物理地理過程，包括對洪水、滑坡等災害的評估。本文還討論了地理學寬泛學科中的理論問題，特別是自然地理學與人文地理學在地域和時間維度上的關系。

Moravian Geographical Reports [MGR] is an international, fully peer-reviewed journal, which has been published in English continuously since 1993 by the The Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Geonics through its Department of Environmental Geography. The journal followed the traditions of the Reports of the Institute of Geography of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, which was published from 1963 to 1992. The title of the journal celebrates its origins in the historic lands of Moravia in the eastern half of the Czech Republic.As a general purpose journal, it receives and evaluates articles contributed by both Human and Physical Geographers, as well as by other researchers who specialize in related disciplines, including the geosciences and geo-ecology, and the human sciences (sociology, urban studies, etc.). The journal has a distinct regional orientation, broadly for countries in Europe. The Moravian Geographical Reports aims at presenting original and relevant research on topics responding to the role of ‘regions’ and ‘localities’ in a globalized society, given the geographic and temporal scales at which they are evaluated.Several inter-related questions are stressed:the problems of regional economies and societies, especially over time;societies and societal change in urban or rural contexts;regional perspectives on the influence of human activities on landscapes and environments;the relationships between localities and macro-economic structures in rapidly changing socio-political and environmental conditions;environmental impacts of technical processes on bio-physical landscapes; andphysical-geographic processes in landscape evolution, including the evaluation of hazards such as floods, landslides, etc.Theoretical questions in the broad discipline of Geography are also addressed, especially the relations between Physical and Human Geography in their regional and temporal dimensions.