[ecrea] cfp online journal inmedia

*PERMANENT CALL FOR PAPERS – VARIA SECTION – ONLINE JOURNAL /INMEDIA/*

*The aim of **French online journal/ /**/InMedia/** is to study the 
media and media representations in the English-speaking world. *The 
rising number of new technologies and communication spaces redefines the 
links between message production and reception within that cultural area 
as well as in today’s globalized world. The nature of media 
representations and the context of their creation emerge from a process 
that is both collective and personal; they highlight the intricate 
relationship between the individual and the community, and between local 
and global issues. Characterized by a long-standing and dominant media 
culture, but also by the will to export its media products, discourses, 
and representations, the English-speaking world is a key research area 
for the issues at stake.

*/InMedia/** aims to explore different media forms, be they based on the 
written word, on still or moving images, and/or on sound. The journal 
therefore focuses on the press, photography, painting, cinema, 
television, video games, music, radio and the Internet among other means 
of communication.* It provides a forum for discussion, with a 
multidisciplinary approach. Contributions are welcome from research 
areas such as history, economics, political science, sociology, 
aesthetics, anthropology or media and communication studies. /InMedia/ 
seeks to create conversations between French scholars and scholars from 
other parts of the world in the field of media research.

*The journal is published twice a year.* Each issue features a themed 
section as well as theoretical essays on the field of media studies; 
interviews; book, exhibition and website reviews; bibliographical, 
historiographical and critical essays; conference and seminar reports; 
and comparative studies between different countries. Some contributions 
will be in podcast format and available in the media library.

*The journal also welcomes individual articles for its varia section.* 
Individual articles should be previously unpublished, not under 
submission elsewhere, and *written in English (5,000-7,500 words)*. All 
submissions must include *two short abstracts in French and in English, 
as well as a list of 5 keywords. *They should be sent to Nolwenn Mingant 
((mingant.nolwenn /at/ free.fr) <mailto:(mingant.nolwenn /at/ free.fr)>) and Isabelle 
Rigoni ((isabelle.rigoni /at/ club-internet.fr) 
<mailto:(isabelle.rigoni /at/ club-internet.fr)>) along with a separate 
document with their author’s names and contact details.

All articles are peer-reviewed by members of the international advisory 
board and external experts. The authors will receive notification with 
anonymous reports on their articles and suggested revisions within three 
months. All articles are submitted to a final review by Les Presses de 
la Sorbonne Nouvelle (PSN). The journal also accepts short texts in 
reaction to previously published articles and essays. Authors of new 
books are invited to send a copy to the journal for assessment. 
Published articles express their authors’ opinions and do not reflect 
the views of the editorial board. Submission guidelines are available 
online.

http://inmedia.revues.org/