[Commlist] New journal announcement - Disinformation: An Interdisciplinary Journal

*NEW JOURNAL ANNOUNCEMENT - DISINFORMATION: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL*


/Disinformation: An Interdisciplinary Journal/ is a new peer-reviewed, 
open-access journal published by Sage, launching in 2027.


The journal provides a forum for critical and interdisciplinary research 
on disinformation and disinformation studies. It examines how 
disinformation is produced and spread, as well as critically examining 
how the term “disinformation” in itself is defined and used.


The journal welcomes theoretical, empirical and methodological 
contributions from communication and media studies scholars, as well as 
researchers working across other related disciplines in the social 
sciences and humanities. In addition to full-length research articles, 
the journal includes an /Interventions and Commentary/ section designed 
to encourage dialogue between researchers and practitioners working in 
policy, media, civil society and more. Disinformation 
particularly welcomes international perspectives and contributions from 
researchers in the Global South.


/Disinformation: An Interdisciplinary Journal/ will be published through 
Sage Community Open Access; this means that there are no article 
processing charges (APCs) and all accepted submissions will be made 
available open access.


The journal is led by an editorial collective comprising Niki Cheong 
(King's College London, UK), Gabi Mocatta (University of Tasmania, 
Australia), Raquel Recuero (Universidade Federal de Pelotas, Brazil), 
Felipe Bonow Soares (University of the Arts London, UK), and Robert 
Topinka (Birkbeck, University of London, UK).


Information about the journal, aims and scope, and submission guidelines 
can be found at: https://journals.sagepub.com/home/DIN



For queries about the journal and submissions, please contact the 
current managing editor: Niki Cheong ((niki.cheong /at/ kcl.ac.uk) 
<mailto:(niki.cheong /at/ kcl.ac.uk)>)


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