Media and Intercultural Communication: A Multidisciplinary Journal aims to serve as a peer-reviewed, open-access platform for dissemination of latest research findings on various issues in media studies, intercultural communication, or the intersection of the two key areas in social sciences. As a multidisciplinary forum, the journal publishes empirical research articles, theoretical articles, book reviews, review articles, and case reports, and favors submissions with a technological, linguistic, sociological, or psychological dimension.

Some of the central themes that are of special interest and priority include:

• Audiovisual translation and localization
• Media accessibility and inclusion
• Communication across cultures and social groups
• Reception of multimedia content and cultural services
• Agency and activism in social media
• Technology, history, and effects of various media
• Cross-cultural business management
• Minorities, languages of limited diffusion and glocalization
• Cross-cultural new media studies
• Data science and digital humanities in media and communication

The journal does not charge any fees for the review process or publication of submissions.

Accepted Submissions

• Empirical Research Article
• Theoretical Article
• Book Review (short or extended)
• Review Article (Meta-analysis or systematic review)
• Case Report (Case studies or observations)

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