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[ecrea] JCMR Call for Papers for its Vol. 10 No. 2 (October 2018) issue

Mon Dec 04 10:54:19 GMT 2017




*JCMR is 10 years! Calls for Papers for its Vol. 10 No. 2 (October 2018) issue*

As we celebrate 10 years of regular and consistent publication of the */Journal of Communication and Media Research (JCMR)/*, we are pleased to invite you to submit a manuscript for our second 10^th anniversary issue (Volume 10 Number 2) which will be published in October 2018. The first 10^th anniversary issue (Vol. 10 No. 1, April 2018) is already in production process and will be released first week of April 2018.

The *Deadline *for all manuscript submissions for this Volume 10 Number 2 issue is*Saturday, 31^st March 2018. *See submission guidelines below; but for more details about the journal, please visit our website: www.jcmronline.com <http://www.jcmronline.com>

Thank you

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*JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA RESEARCH*

*ISSN 2141 – 5277*

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*ABOUT JCMR*

The /Journal of Communication and Media Research /is a research-based and double-blind peer-reviewed journal published twice-yearly in the months of April and October in the Department of Mass Communication, Delta State University, Abraka, Nigeria. The journal is addressed to the African and international academic community and it accepts articles from all scholars, irrespective of country or institution of affiliation.

The focus of the /Journal of Communication and Media Research /is research, with a bias for quantitative and qualitative studies that use any or a combination of the acceptable methods of research. These include Surveys, Content Analysis, and Experiments for quantitative studies; and Observation, Interviews/Focus Groups, and Documentary Analysis for qualitative studies. The journal seeks to contribute to the body of knowledge in the field of communication and media studies and welcomes articles in all areas of communication and the media including, but not limited to, mass communication, mass media channels, traditional communication, organizational communication, interpersonal communication, development communication, public relations, advertising, information communication technologies, the Internet and computer-mediated communication.

See submission guidelines below; but for more details about the journal, please visit our website: www.jcmronline.com <http://www.jcmronline.com>

*ARTICLE SUBMISSION GUIDELINES*

  * Manuscripts should not be longer than 8000 words – notes and
    references inclusive, and must have an *abstract* of not more than
    200 words and *five key words*.
  * An abstract should be *Informative.* That is, it should *clearly but
    briefly* state the following: background/rationale; problem/issues
    examined (including research questions); details of method(s) used
    (including sample and sampling technique); results/findings;
    conclusion; and implication(s)/relevance of the study.
  * The title and author’s biographical details (name,
    university/department, address, position/title, telephone, e-mail)
    should be identified on the title page only. It is mandatory to
    supply telephone and email addresses.
  * Author(s) names should be written in First name, Middle name, and
    Surname order (i.e. First name first, and Surname last).
  * Format: Font of body text should be Times New Roman Size 12.
    Alignment should be justified. Paragraphs should be indented with
    one tab (no block paragraphing). Line spacing should be 1.5 lines.
  * Authors should be consistent in spelling – either American English
    or British English.
  * Tables and figures should be alluded to in the text while allusions
    to ‘notes’ should be indicated in superscript in the text. Notes
    should be presented as endnotes (i.e., at the end of the article,
    just before the References).
  * Data should be presented and discussed with words and not with
    illustrations such as tables, figures and charts.
  * Tables and figures should be used minimally and sparingly; they
    should be used only to serve as further points of reference. In
    which case, even if such tables and figures are removed, the flow of
    discussion will not be affected.
  * Data, including tables and figures, should be interpreted and
    discussed by the researcher to provide a unified interpretation.
    Once the contents of tables and figures are fully discussed, there
    is really no need to present such table/figure in the article again.
  * There should be a maximum of *three *tables and/or figures in a
    manuscript.
  * Referencing should follow the APA style and all references should be
    listed, in strict alphabetical order, at the end of the article.
  * etal. can be used in in-text citations but not in end references. In
    end references, the names of all authors must be stated.
  * In in-text citations, et al. must not be used at the first mention
    of a work. The surnames of all authors and year of publication must
    be stated in the first instance of a citation.
  * Manuscripts must be rich in references and literature citations.
    Except in rare circumstances, references and literature citations
    should not be above 15 years.
  * Author(s) shall be responsible for securing any copyright waivers
    and permissions as may be needed to allow (re)publication of
    material in the article (text, illustrations, etc) that is the
    intellectual property of third parties.
  * Author(s) may be required to supply the data upon which figures are
    based.
  * Authors should be familiar with the standard and quality of articles
    published in the journal so as to minimize the chances of their
    manuscripts being rejected. Please endeavour to visit our website at
    www.jcmronline.com <http://www.jcmronline.com> to access published
    articles.

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*Submission*

  * Manuscripts are to be submitted by email to
    /(jcmrjournal209 /at/ gmail.com) <mailto:(jcmrjournal209 /at/ gmail.com)>/ (as
    Word document attachment using Microsoft Office Word).
  * Before submitting a manuscript, please read the guidelines carefully
    again and ensure that the paper conforms to them all as
    non-conformity may lead to outright rejection.
  * All manuscripts received shall be sent to two or more assessors on a
    blind review format.

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*Plagiarism Check*

  * All manuscripts received shall be subjected to plagiarism check and
    the result must not be higher than the journal’s acceptable
    threshold. Any manuscript with a plagiarism check result that is
    higher than the acceptable threshold shall not be published even if
    it receives favourable assessments.

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*The last date for submission of full papers is Saturday, 31^st March 2018.*

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*ASSESSMENT*

All papers/manuscripts submitted must go through a rigorous process of double-blind peer review. Our assessors are Professors or Readers of communication studies drawn from reputable universities in the United States of America, Canada, South Africa and Nigeria. Manuscripts are sent to them on a double-blind review format.

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*AVAILABILITY*

The journal is available internationally on the Internet at www.jcmronline.com <http://www.jcmronline.com> and through subscription. In Nigeria, in addition to the international availability, it is also available at all leading bookshops including the University of Ibadan Bookshop, University of Lagos Bookshop, and Delta State University Abraka Bookshop.

*OUR WATCHWORD*

Consistency is our watchword. Since the journal started publication in 2009, we have consistently published and released each edition on schedule.

*OUR VISION*

To be the foremost, scholarly, indexed, peer-reviewed and most-read journal emanating from Africa, portraying knowledge, intellect and learning to all humankind irrespective of gender, affiliation and nationality.

*OUR MISSION*

To portray the intellect, knowledge and potentials of Africans to the rest of the world; and also bring similar attributes of all humans all over the world to Africa; through every responsible media of communication; in a symbiotic and mutually beneficial relationship for the advancement of scholarship and development of the human race.

*OUR MOTTO *

Taking Africa to the world, bringing the world to Africa


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