CIOS - Electronic Journal of Communication

Teresa M. Harrison, Ph.D.
University at Albany (SUNY)
Managing Editor

The Electronic Journal of Communication / La Revue Electronic de Communication launched in 1990 as one of the first five peer reviewed electronically distributed scholarly journals in world history and the first ever in the social sciences. EJC/REC is devoted to the study of communication theory, research, practice, and policy. Consistent with the public trust of academic research, all issues older than one year are freely available for unrestricted worldwide access.

CALL FOR PAPERS

Image is the New Text: The Rise of Digital Visuals in Communication -- Edited by Terri L. Towner
Journalism in The Age of Partisan Politics, Political Protests, and President Trump -- Edited by Jenn Burleson Mackay
Risk, crisis, emergency, and disaster: On discourse, materiality, and consequentiality of communication -- Edited by Mariaelena Bartesaghi
Impact of technology on interpersonal relationships -- Edited by Teresa Heinz Housel and Vickie L. Harvey
Emotions and organizations -- Edited by Pamela Lutgen-Sandvik
Gender relations, caring and earning: Shifting discourses, practices and controversies -- Edited by Caryn Medved
Culture, Technology and Globalization in the Information Age -- Edited by Shaheed Nick Mohammed
Metrics and Ranking Issues in Communication -- Edited by Thomas Hugh Feeley
Social Construction: Re-Opening the Conversation, Re-Constituting the Possibilities -- Edited by Mariaelena Bartesaghi
Video Conferencing in Practice: 21st Century Challenges -- Edited by Sean Rintel
Social Media in News Discourse -- Edited by Donald Matheson
Learning from the 2008-09 Global Financial Crisis -- Edited by William J. Kinsella
Communication and Pedagogy in the Age of Social Media -- Edited by Corinne Weisgerber, Ph.D. and Shannan H. Butler, Ph.D.
New Techologies and Interaction: Contradiction or Symbiosis? -- Edited by Wendy Leeds-Hurwitz
The Internet in China -- Edited by Randy Kluver and Teresa M. Harrison
New Directions in Communication and Sport - Edited by Jeff Kassing
Irony and Politics: User-Producers, Parody, and Digital Publics -- Edited by Megan Boler and Ted Gournelos
News Framing in a New Media Age -- Edited by Professor Paul D'Angelo
Designing for Interactive Journalism: Web 2.0 and Beyond -- Edited by Professor Donica Mensing and Professor Edward M. Lenert
Communicative Ecologies -- Edited by Professor Gregory Hearn and Dr. Marcus Foth
New Media in Education -- Edited by: Concetta M. Steward, Ph.D. and Catherine C. Schifter, Ph.D.
Romancing (on) the Internet: Do romance and technology mix? -- Edited by Patrick O'Sullivan, Ph.D.
Communication and the Accomplishment of Personal and Professional Life - Edited by Erika L. Kirby, Ph.D.