About the Journal
Commedia: Journal of Media and Communication Studies is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal published by MSA Research. The journal serves as an academic platform for researchers, academics, and practitioners to disseminate theoretical perspectives, empirical research findings, and critical analyses in the field of media and communication studies.
Commedia publishes scholarly works that address both classical and contemporary issues in media and communication from interdisciplinary perspectives. The journal covers topics including, but not limited to, communication theory, media studies, digital and new media, journalism, public relations, political communication, cultural and popular communication, media literacy, communication technology, and the social impact of media in contemporary society. The published articles are developed through rigorous academic processes, including conceptual studies, qualitative and quantitative research, case studies, and interdisciplinary research approaches, and are presented in the form of scientific journal publications.
COMMEDIA is published three times a year (triannually) in February, June, and October and already has ISSN : 3125-0521
Vision
To become a reputable scholarly journal in the field of media and communication studies that contributes to the advancement of knowledge and critical understanding of communication phenomena in contemporary society.
Mission
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To publish high-quality scholarly articles in the field of media and communication studies.
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To encourage the development of critical, theoretical, and empirical research related to media and communication across diverse social and cultural contexts.
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To support academic discourse and the dissemination of research findings that address contemporary communication challenges and transformations.
Objective
To enhance the dissemination of scholarly knowledge and to promote critical and interdisciplinary studies in media and communication that contribute to academic development and societal understanding in the digital and media-driven era.
