[Commlist] cfp: Estudos em Comunicação / Communication Studies

cfp for 2020 journal edition: until September 30

cfp for 2021 journal editions: open

Considering the emergence of a vast amount of new major political, 
social, and cultural subjects related to journalism and communication, 
Communication Studies journal, indexed to SCOPUS, based since 2007 at 
LabCom, a research unit in Communication Sciences created in 2002 at the 
Faculty of Arts and Letters of University of Beira Interior), Portugal, 
.its reopening the call for papers for its next three issues (December 
2020, May, and December 2021).

To the December 2020 Issue, the editors will accept the submission of 
articles focused on COVID-19, considering the publishing of a thematic 
dossier on the matter.   Articles may address the impact of 
disinformation processes on COVID 19 news coverage. Articles on the 
impact of the pandemic in the November presidential elections in the USA 
and on the global political and economic consequences from the point of 
view of the media and their frameworks ( for instance to the USA, 
Brazil, European Union, China, particularly but not just Macau, Africa, 
particularly but not just countries of official Portuguese language, 
among others) may also be accepted.

These subjects may be approached theoretically or empirically from the 
following perspectives:  Studies in Journalism, Strategic Communication, 
Political Communication, Media Economy, Theory of Communication, 
Sociology of Communication, Cultural Studies, Technology, and Society, 
among others. The articles addressed to this edition will follow the 
current guidelines and should be sent until September 30 in one of the 
following languages: Portuguese, English, French, or Spanish.

To the May and December 2021 issue, Communication Studies journal  is 
from now on  accepting submission proposals  in Portuguese,  English, 
Spanish, and French with  particular focus on:

- The American Presidential Elections in November (News Coverage and 
Disinformation, analysis of the candidate's communicative strategy ).

- The global political and economic consequences of COVID  in the Media 
Perspective.

- Local, hyperlocal and regional Media, considering business models, 
social innovation and new ways of connecting the public.

- Journalism, Political Participation, and Social Movements.

-Gender Studies and journalism studies: searching for new theoretical 
bridges.

- Is there racism in your country's newsroom? How does the media reshape 
the "race" issue?

These subjects may also be approached theoretically or empirically from 
the following perspectives: Studies in Journalism, Strategic 
Communication, Political Communication, Media Economy Theory of 
Communication, Sociology of Communication, Cultural Studies, Gender 
Studies, Technology, and Society, among others. The referred topics do 
not prevent the presentation of texts on other topics, as long as they 
are relevant to Communication Sciences

Importante note: no payment from authors will be expected.

The journal may be accessed by 
http://ojs.labcom-ifp.ubi.pt/index.php/ec/index or www.ec.ubi.pt 
<http://www.ec.ubi.pt>.

Editors:

João Carlos Correia ((jcorreia /at/ ubi.pt) <mailto:(jcorreia /at/ ubi.pt)>)

Anabela Gradim ((agradim /at/ ubi.pt) <mailto:(agradim /at/ ubi.pt)>)

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