[ecrea] Environmental Communication: A Journal of Nature and Culture

> Environmental Communication: A Journal of Nature and Culture is now 
> in its third year of publication. This rapidly expanding title 
> focuses on three key goals:
>
> - Develop theoretical concepts, models, or formulations that 
> uniquely explain or illuminate the material and symbolic dimensions 
> of human interfaces with the non-human life world.
>
> - Present and engage in conversation multiple approaches to 
> exploring environmental communication, examining important issues, 
> such as the promotion of "just sustainability" and climate change 
> communication.
>
> - In our PRAXIS section, exploring the tensions and possibilities 
> between conventional academic scholarship and more participatory 
> "action research" that are experienced by many scholars who work in 
> environmental communication.
>
> "Editor's Choice"
> To provide a sample of the work we are publishing, we are offering 
> free viewing to a number of "Editor's Choice" papers (click on 
> titles in 
> <http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/pdf/RENC_Editors_Choice_2009.pdf).>http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/pdf/RENC_Editors_Choice_2009.pdf).
>
> Special Issues
> Environmental Communication currently publishes one special issue 
> per year on a topic of global concern. Special issues to date have 
> included "Exploring the nexus of nature and culture" and "Dimensions 
> of climate change communication." Our next special issue will center 
> on the topic of "Food, Culture, and Environment: Communicating About 
> What We Eat".
>
> Submissions
> Environmental Communication is looking for high quality papers on a 
> continuous basis in order to build a strong and highly cited 
> publication. We have assembled an outstanding international 
> Editorial Board to provide informed and thorough reviews of your 
> work. All essays for submission should be made via Environmental 
> Communication's Manuscript Central site. For further information, 
> including Instructions for Authors, please visit the journal's homepage.
>
> Subscriptions
> Currently, publishing three issues per year, with institutional and 
> personal rates available. Significant discounts for members of a wide range of
> professional associations and societies, including ECREA.
>
> We hope you will enjoy your access to the "Editor's Choice" papers 
> and look forward to seeing your work published in future issues of 
> this flagship title in the growing field of environmental communication.
>
> Stephen P. Depoe, PhD, Editor
> Professor of Communication and Affiliate Professor of
> Environmental Studies, University of Cincinnati, USA

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