- Language: English
- Established Year: 2004
- Published Articles: 24

International Journal of Communication: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Communication Studies
Executive Editor | : | Professor Nnanyelugo Okoro |
Publication Frequency | : | Bi-annually |
Publisher | : | University of Nigeria, Nsukka |
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International Journal of Communication is an interdisciplinary journal of communication studies that focuses on issues, trends and developments/innovations in all aspects of communication in society. It aims at providing an international forum for scholarship in the mass media and communication studies advocacy. Studies on communication in the arts, social sciences, technology, education and law are welcome from scholars all over the world. The idea is to bring together scholars from the various parts of the globe and constitute a critical forum for the study of the media and communication in a globalized world in the context of the new Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs). The Journal offers a transnational opportunity for researchers in international and intercultural studies. The journal is published by the Communication Studies Forum (CSF), Department of Mass Communication, Faculty of Art, University of Nsukka, Enugu State., Nigeria. All contributions should be addressed to the Editor-in-Chief, the International Journal of Communication, Communication Studies Forum (CSF), Department of Mass Communication, Faculty of Arts, University of Nigeria, Nsukka Enugu State, Nigeria. (c) Communication Studies Forum (CSF) Important Information Kindly note the following about the Journal: Article Process Charge: The article processing charge for this journal is N5,000 only. Authors of accepted papers will also be required to pay N20,000 publication fee. Plagiarism Policy: All articles will be subjected to plagiarism check to determine their originality. Copyright: All contributors still retain the copyright of their work. Review Process: All manuscripts will undergo double blind peer review before deciding whether to accept or reject. Use of contents: Contents should not be used for commercial purposes. Users must acknowledge sources accordingly. Waiver Policy: The Journal currently has no waiver policy because our contents are freely available to all readers.
- Vol-1 No-1 (2004)
- - Private Broadcasting and The Challenges of Democratization of Electronic Media In Nigeria
- - Communication In Peacekeeping In Africa: The West African Experience
- - issues In The Nigerian Press Laws Versus Press Freedom
- - Effects of Visual Communication Arts On Verbal Communication Skills
- - The Impact of The New Communication Technologies On The Broadcast Industry
- - The Watchdog Role of Journalists In A Nascent Democracy: The Nigerian Example
- - Nigerian Press Coverage of African Continent: A Five-Year Review of Tell Magazine From 1995 - 2000
- Vol-2 No-1 (2005)
- - Mass Media and Community Mobilization For Development: An Analytical Approach
- - Communicating The Historical: Critical Social Commentaries In African Popular Paintings and Cartoon-Strip...
- - Media Technology and The Enlarging World of Distance Education In Nigeria
- - Cultural Imperialism, Integration and Projection of Africa: Some Emerging issues In The Information Media
- - Transnational Television In Sub-Saharan Africa
- - Public Relations In Television
- - A Comparative Analysis of The Uses and Gratifications of Gsm and Landline Phones Among Students of The...
- Vol-3 No-1 (2005)
- - Tools For Effective Public Relations Communication In Nigerian Organizations
- - The Influence of Advertising On 'Manifest Quality' and Brand Preferences of Consumers: The Case of...
- - Communicative Inequality In A Participatory Democracy: The Linguistic Imperatives
- - Western Propaganda and The Third World: A Case of Denigration
- - Femininity In The Mass Media: Redressing The Balance and Redefining The Image of Women
- - Precision Reporting In The New Information Society
- - Modes of Mass Communication In Traditional Igboland
- - Impact of Foreign Radio News Reports On Conflict Situations
- - Visual Communication Design In Plateau State: A Case Study of Berom Culture
- - Eradicating Discriminatory Attitudes Against People Living With HIViaids: Role of The Mass Media
- - Media Ownership Control and Democratic Development In Nigeria
- - Mass Media As Agents of Leadership In Unifying A Complex, Multi-Cultural and Multi-Linguistic Society
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- Professor Okoro Nnanyelugo (ph.d; Fiia, Rpa)
- Editor-in-Chief
- Gever, Verlumun Celestine
- Executive Editor
- Professor Ike Ndolo
- Associate Editor
- Professor Cornelius Pratt
- Associate Editor
- Dr. Rajani, Ganesh-pillai
- Associate Editor
- Professor Chuka Onwumechili
- Associate Editor
- Professor Cosmos Nwokeafor
- Associate Editor
- Professor Chris Ulasi
- Associate Editor
- Professor Eronini Megwa
- Associate Editor
- Professor N. F. Inyama
- Associate Editor
- Professsor K. A. Omenugha
- Associate Editor
- Dr. Nnamdi Ekeanyanwu
- Associate Editor
- Grayham Mytton Roffeys
- Associate Editor
- Professor Stella Okunna
- Reviewer
- Rev. Fr. Professor A. N. Akwanya
- Reviewer
- Sr. Dr. Chika Asogwa
- Associate Editor
- Professor Chris Agbedo
- Associate Editor
- Dr. Allen Adum
- Associate Editor
- Dr. Mrs. Ify Nsude
- Associate Editor
- Professor Innocent Okoye
- Associate Editor
- Dr. Greg H. Ezeah
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- Dr. Chinaka Nwodu
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- Dr. Ben Agbo
- Associate Editor
- Dr. Uche Ebeze
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- Professor B. M. Mba
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- Barr. Dr. Hillary, Chidi Ozoh
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- Professor Aloysius, Michael S. Okolie
- Associate Editor
- Dr. I. S. Popoola
- Associate Editor
- Jude Agbo
- Film Review Editor
- Dr. John Amifor (rpa)
- Film Review Editor
- Dr. Michael Ukonu
- Managing Editor
- Anthony Ekwueme
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- Oluchukwu Wogu
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- Professor Umaru Pate
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- Professor Lai Oso
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- Professor Idowu Sobowale
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- Professor Charles C. Okigbo
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- Professor Desmond Wilson
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- Professor U. C. Anyanwu
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- Professor P. U. Okpoko
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- Professor O. K. Oyeoku
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- Professor Nkerewem Udoakah
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