Journal of International and Intercultural Communication
Scope & Guideline
Illuminating Intercultural Connections
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Intercultural Communication Theory:
The journal provides a platform for the development and examination of theories related to intercultural communication, addressing how communication practices vary across different cultural settings. - Identity and Cultural Negotiation:
A significant focus is placed on how individuals negotiate their identities within multicultural environments, particularly in contexts of migration, diaspora, and globalization. - Social Justice and Equity:
The journal emphasizes themes of social justice, equity, and representation, exploring how communication practices can either reinforce or challenge systemic inequalities. - Methodological Diversity:
The journal encourages the use of diverse methodological approaches, including qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-methods research, to provide a comprehensive understanding of intercultural dynamics. - Cultural Resistance and Transformation:
Research often examines how cultural practices and communication serve as forms of resistance against oppressive structures, highlighting the role of communication in social change.
Trending and Emerging
- Decolonial Approaches:
Recent publications highlight the importance of decolonial perspectives in communication studies, examining how colonial histories shape current intercultural interactions and communication practices. - Digital Communication and Social Media:
The impact of digital platforms on intercultural communication is increasingly prominent, exploring how social media shapes identity, activism, and cultural exchange. - Racialization and Ethnic Identity:
There is a growing focus on the complexities of racialization and ethnic identity, particularly in the context of migration and diaspora, reflecting wider societal discussions on race and identity. - Health Communication in Multicultural Contexts:
Emerging studies on health communication address disparities and cultural factors affecting health outcomes, particularly in immigrant and marginalized communities. - Intersectionality in Communication:
The journal is increasingly exploring intersectional frameworks that consider how various social identities (e.g., race, gender, sexuality) intersect to influence communication practices and experiences.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Cross-Cultural Comparisons:
There appears to be a decrease in studies that focus solely on traditional cross-cultural comparisons, as the journal leans more towards intersectional and nuanced discussions of identity and power dynamics. - Generalized Cultural Studies:
Research that broadly addresses cultural phenomena without specific intercultural communication implications seems to be waning, with a shift towards more targeted and relevant discussions. - Focus on Homogenous Cultural Groups:
There is a noticeable decline in papers that examine communication within homogeneous cultural groups, suggesting a growing emphasis on the complexities of multicultural interactions.
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