CEJC

About the Journal

“Central European Journal of Communication” (ISSN 1899-5101) is the scientific journal of the Polish Communication Association. It engages in critical discussions on communications and media in Central Europe and beyond. The Journal welcomes submissions of both theoretical and empirical research from a wide range of disciplinary approaches. We also publish book reviews, notes on methodology, conference reports, interviews with scholars and media practitioners (policy-makers and journalists).

Announcements

Special Issue 2023 “Reinventing Media Diversity: Change Management for Social Innovation” submissions

2022-12-17

The “Central European Journal of Communication” and the Norway-grants funded „Diversity Management as Innovation in Journalism” research project (2021-2023) invite scholars from a broad range of disciplines to submit extended abstracts for a special issue under the theme of: “Reinventing Media Diversity: Change Management for Social Innovation”, focusing on the political, social, and cultural implications of enhancing diversity in the media.

Our Timeline:

Deadline for extended abstracts (max. 500 words): January 31, 2023

Invitation to submit a full paper: February 15, 2023

Full paper submission: May 31, 2023

Peer review and copyediting: Summer/Autumn 2023

Publication: October/November 2023

Read more about Special Issue 2023 “Reinventing Media Diversity: Change Management for Social Innovation” submissions

Current Issue

Vol. 15 No. 3(32) (2022): Fall 2022
CEJC 15-3(32) Fall 2022

Editor: Agnieszka Stępińska, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, Poland

Guest Editor: Nicoleta Corbu, National University of Political Studies and Public Administration, Bucharest, Romania

Published: 2023-02-24

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Our Goals

“Central European Journal of Communication” (ISSN 1899-5101) is the official Journal of the Polish Communication Association. It engages in critical discussions on communications and media in Central Europe and beyond. The Journal welcomes submissions of both theoretical and empirical research from a wide range of disciplinary approaches. We also publish book reviews, notes on methodology, conference reports, interviews with scholars and media practitioners (policy-makers and journalists).