[ecrea] Call for Papers: Studies in Communication Sciences (SComS)

Call for Papers: Opportunity for fast peer-reviewed publication!

Studies in Communication Sciences (SComS) is an international journal 
which is jointly edited by the Faculty of Communication Sciences of the 
University of Lugano (USI) and the Swiss Association of Communication an 
Media Studies (SGKM). The journal is published twice a year. Each issue 
contains approximately 250 pages and includes a general as well as a 
special section that focuses on a particular topic prepared with the 
assistance of a guest editor. The forthcoming special section features 
“International and Comparative Research in Organizational Communication 
and Public Relations.” In addition, SComS invites submissions from all 
other areas* of communication for its general section.

Note: Submit your manuscript for review no later than 15 August 2012 to 
have it considered for fast publication in the SComS fall issue!



SComS publishes full papers (up to 7000 words, longer articles may be 
considered if warranted) and short communications (up to 3000 words) in 
the form of focal articles, position papers, event reports, etc. Reviews 
of books or comments on papers may be commissioned.



Authors are invited to submit original papers that are not under 
consideration for publication elsewhere. All submissions are thoroughly 
double-blind peer-reviewed for originality, soundness, significance, and 
relevance.



Submit your article now at http://ees.elsevier.com/scoms/.



Executive Editors
Prof. Dr. Annegret Hannawa
Prof. Dr. Stephan Russ-Mohl




Prof. Dr. Diana Ingenhoff
Prof. Dr. Philippe Viallon

Editorial Secretary
Alessandra Filippi


Editorial Coordinator
Philipp Bachmann



*Studies in Communication Sciences is an international journal that 
publishes original articles of high quality in all areas of 
communication, e.g. linguistics, semiotics, rhetoric, media, 
interpersonal communication, mass communication, corporate and 
institutional communication, management of communication, information 
and communication technology, formal models of communication, 
communication in educational environment, intercultural communication, 
sociology and psychology of communication. As a general forum for 
communication scholarship, the Journal is especially interested in 
research whose significance crosses disciplinary and sub-field boundaries.


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> Prof. Dr. Annegret F. Hannawa
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> Institute of Communication and Health,
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> Faculty of Communication Sciences
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> University of Lugano
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> Via G. Buffi 13, CH-6904 Lugano
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> Phone: (0041) (0)58 666 4482
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> Fax: (0041) (0)58 666 4647
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> Web: http://www.ich.com.usi.ch/en/personal-info?id=2038
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