Political Communications
Political Communications
About this Gateway
The Political Communications Gateway provides academics, policymakers and industry leaders with a space to read and share research about politics, the media and the public. This research includes a broad range of topics across political science, communications, media studies and the arts. Subjects of interest include, for example, the role of communications in social movements, the relationship between media and politics, the impact of media and new communications technologies on political behavior, press coverage of politicians and political affairs, political disinformation, and the influence of public opinion on political leaders, to name a few.
Interdisciplinary by design and global in scope, Political Communications publishes articles that focus on local, national, or regional subjects, as well as comparative studies. The Gateway encourages innovative and inclusive scholarship and accepts empirical, theoretical and mixed-methods approaches. In addition, the Gateway particularly welcomes scholarship on open research methods and research ethics in political communications.
Keywords
political communication, political discourse, voting behavior, political behavior, politician, lobbying, identity politics, social movement, political activism, political protest, political participation, political knowledge, campaigns, elections, political advertising, propaganda, misinformation, fake news, disinformation, politics, public opinion, news media, media industry, media bias, political journalism, documentary, visual communication
Open Research
The Gateway facilitates and accelerates research in political communications by providing rapid, open access publication with links to all underlying data. As an open research venue, Political Communications requires authors to make any data underpinning their findings available to readers and reviewers via a suitable data repository. For details, please see our Data Guidelines.
The range of article types offered by F1000Research—Research Articles, Reviews, Case Studies, Data Notes, Method Articles, Opinion Articles, Software Tools, Policy Briefs, and more—enables the dissemination of all research outputs as openly and quickly as possible. Each article will undergo fully transparent post-publication peer review following the F1000Research publication model.
To submit to the Gateway simply click the “Submit” button above or select the Gateway from drop-down list in the article submission form. We also welcome submissions to our special collections—please see the list below for collections with open calls for papers.
If you would like to propose a special collection of your own or otherwise have any questions, we'd love to hear from you! Just email info@f1000.com
Call for Papers
AI and Democracy
Guest Advisors:
Zach Bastick, Harvard University, USA & University of Oxford, UK
Chris Starke, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Brexit, Nationalism(s) & Polarization
Guest Advisor:
Dave Sinardet, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium
Interdisciplinary by design and global in scope, Political Communications publishes articles that focus on local, national, or regional subjects, as well as comparative studies. The Gateway encourages innovative and inclusive scholarship and accepts empirical, theoretical and mixed-methods approaches. In addition, the Gateway particularly welcomes scholarship on open research methods and research ethics in political communications.
Keywords
political communication, political discourse, voting behavior, political behavior, politician, lobbying, identity politics, social movement, political activism, political protest, political participation, political knowledge, campaigns, elections, political advertising, propaganda, misinformation, fake news, disinformation, politics, public opinion, news media, media industry, media bias, political journalism, documentary, visual communication
Open Research
The Gateway facilitates and accelerates research in political communications by providing rapid, open access publication with links to all underlying data. As an open research venue, Political Communications requires authors to make any data underpinning their findings available to readers and reviewers via a suitable data repository. For details, please see our Data Guidelines.
The range of article types offered by F1000Research—Research Articles, Reviews, Case Studies, Data Notes, Method Articles, Opinion Articles, Software Tools, Policy Briefs, and more—enables the dissemination of all research outputs as openly and quickly as possible. Each article will undergo fully transparent post-publication peer review following the F1000Research publication model.
To submit to the Gateway simply click the “Submit” button above or select the Gateway from drop-down list in the article submission form. We also welcome submissions to our special collections—please see the list below for collections with open calls for papers.
If you would like to propose a special collection of your own or otherwise have any questions, we'd love to hear from you! Just email info@f1000.com
Call for Papers
AI and Democracy
Guest Advisors:
Zach Bastick, Harvard University, USA & University of Oxford, UK
Chris Starke, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Brexit, Nationalism(s) & Polarization
Guest Advisor:
Dave Sinardet, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium