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Issue 19/1 available

2019-12-03

We are happy to present you the first issue of 2019. As has happened quite regularly since the migration of SComS to the HOPE platform, also this issue features, beyond the general section, a thematic section. This time, our thematic section is devoted to crises seen from a perspective of political communication. We are happy and proud that many authors and contributors are willing to publish thematic sections with SComS, which propose cutting-edge research and open fresh perspectives on communication studies.

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Current Issue

No 1: Studies in Communication Sciences

Editors: Sara Greco, Katharina Lobinger, Sébastien Salerno, & Thomas Häussler|Managing director: Philipp Bachmann | Thematic Section Editors: Julia Metag & Caroline Dalmus | Hostey by HOPE | Publishing house: Seismo Verlag | ISSN: 1424-4898

Published: 2019-12-03

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SComS aims to build bridges between different research cultures, and publishes high-quality original articles in English, German, French, and Italian. Its contents encompass the broad range of communication-related disciplines, in particular the analysis of public communication, based on social scientific methods. As a general forum for communication scholarship, the journal is especially interested in research that crosses disciplinary boundaries.

As SComS is based in Switzerland at the German, French and Italian-speaking intersections of the world, the journal aims to showcase the developments in communication sciences in these language areas. The journal publishes full papers as well as short articles, e.g. position papers, event reports, and book reviews. Authors are invited to submit original papers that are not under consideration for publication elsewhere.

 

Editorial Board

Sara Greco, Università della Svizzera italiana, Switzerland

Thomas Häussler, Universität Bern, Switzerland

Katharina Lobinger, Università della Svizzera italiana, Switzerland

Sébastien Salerno, Université de Genève, Switzerland

 

Journal Manager

Philipp Bachmann, Universität Zürich, Switzerland