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CALL FOR PAPERS
Vol. 5, Issue 2:
Political Communication
Dead-line for submissions: December 1, 2009

    The Journal accepts now submissions for its issue on "Political Communication". We welcome contributions bearing on all aspects of Political Communication. These include but not limited to media and political socialization, the use of media in political campaigning and elections, the role of media in forming and shaping public opinion and their impact on political participation and political mobilization. We are equally interested in the interactions between media and different organizations such as interest groups, political parties and NGOs. The use of new media in general and the internet in particular in modern political communication is also of interests to the Journal. 
  The submitted articles should be original contributions and should not be under consideration for any other publication at the same time. Authors should clearly indicate at the time of submission if another version of the article is under consideration by another publication, or has been/will be published elsewhere. For details regarding the submission format, check the "Guidelines for Authors" section.
     Authors should also include details of their institutional affiliation, full address and other contact information. Any acknowledgements should be included in a special footnote at the beginning of the text.


 CALL FOR PAPERS

Vol. 5, Issue 3:

Social Networks
Dead-line for submissions: November 1, 2009
Guest editor: Professor Balazs Vedres, Center for Network Science Budapest.
The Journal accepts now submissions for its issue on "Social networks". This issue welcomes contributions that reflect on the importance of social networks for political attitudes, behaviors and knowledge of elites or the public.  Policy papers assessing the role of social networks in policy-decision making are also welcomed.  We look at social networks as sources of political mobilization, political expertise and political influence and are equally interested in empirical approaches and contributions that discuss normative issues. Contributions may employ various methodological techniques, such as network analysis, quantitative or qualitative methods of research.
    The submitted articles should be original contributions and should not be under consideration for any other publication at the same time. Authors should clearly indicate at the time of submission if another version of the article is under consideration by another publication, or has been/will be published elsewhere. For details regarding the submission format, check the "Guidelines for Authors" section.
     Authors should also include details of their institutional affiliation, full address and other contact information. Any acknowledgements should be included in a special footnote at the beginning of the text.

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