Focus and Scope

The Journal of Global Communication Studies (JOGLOS) is dedicated to advancing scholarly discussions on global communication by providing a platform for research that examines the intersections of media, technology, culture, and society in a rapidly globalizing world. The journal welcomes interdisciplinary perspectives that explore both theoretical and empirical aspects of global communication.

Focus Areas:

JOGLOS focuses on a wide range of topics related to global communication, including but not limited to:

  1. Global Media and Transnational Communication

    • Comparative media systems and global news flow

    • The role of international broadcasting and soft power

    • The influence of multinational media corporations

    • Media ownership and its impact on global discourse

  2. Digital Media and Information and Communication Technology (ICT)

    • Social media and digital activism across borders

    • Artificial intelligence and its role in global communication

    • Internet governance and digital policy frameworks

    • The digital divide and accessibility in global communication

  3. Intercultural Communication and Globalization

    • Cultural identity and representation in global media

    • Language and translation in international communication

    • Cross-cultural communication in business and diplomacy

    • The role of media in shaping cultural perceptions

  4. Public Diplomacy and International Relations

    • The impact of media on foreign policy and diplomacy

    • Strategic communication in international relations

    • Nation branding and global reputation management

    • The role of NGOs and international organizations in communication

  5. Media, Society, and Social Change

    • The role of communication in global social movements

    • Media ethics, misinformation, and fake news in a global context

    • Journalism and press freedom in different political systems

    • Media representations of marginalized communities worldwide

Scope:

JOGLOS is open to contributions from multiple academic disciplines, including communication studies, media studies, political science, international relations, cultural studies, sociology, and digital humanities. The journal accepts a variety of manuscript types, including:

  • Empirical Research – Qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-methods studies analyzing global communication trends

  • Theoretical and Conceptual Papers – Contributions that offer new frameworks and models in communication research

  • Case Studies – In-depth examinations of specific global communication issues or events

  • Policy Analyses – Critical evaluations of media regulations, public diplomacy strategies, and international communication policies

  • Literature Reviews – Systematic and narrative reviews that synthesize existing research on global communication topics

By fostering rigorous academic discourse and interdisciplinary collaboration, JOGLOS aims to enhance the understanding of the evolving role of communication in an interconnected world.