Interdisciplinary Studies in Media and Culture aims to advance and deepen theoretical and empirical research in the fields of media, communication, and culture by providing a platform for the publication of original, innovative, and interdisciplinary research. The journal welcomes studies that employ diverse theoretical and methodological approaches to examine emerging issues and contemporary challenges in media, communication, and culture and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in these fields.
The following represent some of the journal’s principal areas of interest and are not intended to limit the scope of the journal. The journal also welcomes innovative contributions and research situated at the intersections of disciplines:
Religion, ethics, and law in relation to media
Historical studies of communication and media
Language, discourse, and media content
Media management, economics, and policy
Games, art, and aesthetics in media
Emerging areas of communication, including science and technology, environmental communication, risk, and crisis communication
New methodologies and approaches in media and cultural studies
Cognitive science and psychology in media and communication
Cultural and media studies
Public opinion, politics, communication, and media
Marketing, advertising, and propaganda
Comparative studies in related areas of media, communication, and culture
