期刊名称：COMUNICACION Y SOCIEDAD
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
Comunicaci髇 y Sociedad is the journal published by the Department of Journalism, Audiovisual Communication and Advertising at the Faculty of Communication. It was first published in 1988, becoming the first Spanish publication of its kind.
It is a non-profit magazine, published twice a year (June-December). Its main purpose is to provide a forum for reflection among academics and experts in social communication from around the world, inviting them to contribute articles, notes and book reviews. Its interests span areas such as journalism (printed, radio, television), public opinion, institutional communication, advertising, film, multimedia communication and the Internet.
Instructions to Authors
1. General Rules /
1.1. Articles must be between 5000 words (around 13 pages) and 10,000 words (around 25 pages).
1.2. The article must include the following information:
- Name of the author: Name in lower case and surname in upper case.
- Author's e-mail address.
- Lecturer/professor and the name of the subject/s taught
- Name of the Faculty. Name of the Institution.
- Main body of the article in Times New Roman, 12. Title in Spanish in lower case and in round or normal type, and in Times New Roman 14.
- Title in English, in lower case, italicised bold, in Times New Roman 14.
- Abstract in Spanish (100 words) in round bold type.
- Abstract in English (translation of the abstract in Spanish) in italicised bold type.
- Key words in Spanish separated by commas, in round bold type.
- Key words in English, separated by commas, in italicised bold type.
2. Headings /
Headings and subheadings must be numbered in normal or round type, with no indentation.
The heading title must be in italic font.
Example:
1. First level heading
1.1. Second level heading
1.1.1. Third level headinl
1.1.2. Third level heading
1.2. Second level heading
2.
2.1.
2.1.1.etc.
3. Quotations /
3.1. All textual quotations must be accompanied by the corresponding bibliographical reference, included as a footnote, with consecutive numerical references or callouts written in superscript.
3.2. When including explicit quotations signalled by quotation marks, double quotation marks must be used (" ") and, within them, single quotation marks or inverted commas (' ').
3.3. When an unnecessary passage is eliminated from a quotation, to indicate this suppression, suspension points must be used between square brackets.
Example: "In a village of La Mancha [匽, there lived not long since?".
3.4. If an external comment is included within a textual quotation, this comment must be placed in square brackets.
Example: "The story [historia, in Spanish] reflects the events in an ideal order".
3.5. Quotations more than four lines long must be indented (the full paragraph and not just the first line), without using quotations marks, and written in Times New Roman 11
4. Footnotes /
4.1. They must follow a consecutive numbering scheme for the entire article and be written at the bottom of the page.
4.2. The first time a bibliographical reference is mentioned it must be included in its complete format.
4.3. If it is not a literal quotation, "cfr." must be used followed by the required information according to these regulations.
4.4. The titles of book chapters and articles published in magazines and newspapers must be written in quotation marks.
4.5. When the titles of works include two parts ?a main part and second part that explains the former ?a full stop must be placed between the two parts.
Example:
Por qu?interesan las noticias. Una aproximaci髇 a los fundamentos del inter閟 informativo.
4.6. To cite a book in Comunicaci髇 y Sociedad, the following format must be used:
SURNAMES(S), Name, Title of the book, Publisher, City, year, number of page(s) (p./pp.).
Example:
BARRERA, Carlos, Historia de la School of Communication de la University of Navarra. Medio siglo de ense馻nza e investigaci髇, 1958-2008, Eunsa, Pamplona, 20059 pp. 389-345.
To cite chapters of books, the rule is as follows:
RODR虶UEZ, Juli醤, "La televisi髇 digital terrestre en el derecho comparado europeo", in AZURMENDI, Ana (dir.), La reforma de la televisi髇 p鷅lica espa駉la, Tirant lo Blanch, Valencia, 2007, pp.75-137.
To cite magazine articles:
NIETO, Alfonso, "Ciudadano y Mercado de la Comunicaci髇", Comunicaci髇 y Sociedad, vol. XXI, n?2, or, Vol?, No. ? month or season and year, number of page(s) (p./pp.).
To cite signed periodical/newspaper articles:
SURNAME(S), Name, "Title of the article", Title of the periodical or magazine, No. ? day-month-year, number of page(s) (p./pp.).
Example::
BLOGGS, Joe, "The President抯 comments", in Newspaper, 28-12-2009, p. 45.
To cite anonymous articles from newspapers and magazines:
"Title of the article", Title of the newspaper or magazine, day-month-year, number of page(s) (p./pp.).
Ejemplo:
"The News Story", Newspaper, 28-12-2009, p. 45.
When the same work is cited once or several times in a row, just indicate:
Ibid., p.
When it is cited for a second time, but not consecutively, you must write:
SURNAME(S), Name, op. cit., p.
If there might be any possible confusion, since two works by the same author have been previously cited, the first two or three words of the title should be included before "op. cit.".
SURNAME(S), Name, First two or three words?/EM>, op. cit., p.
4.7. In reference to collective works, as far as possible, the expressions AA. VV. or various authors should be avoided since they provide hardly any information and do not help readers to locate the work.
The criterion applied by Comunicaci髇 y Sociedad for collective works is:
Up to three names: If there is more than one name, the lead author should be named first. If there is no lead author, the first name stated in the reference work should be included first.
More than three names: Just indicate the first or the first two or three authors, and omit the rest. 揈t al.?could be added to the last name.
Example:
MEDINA, Mercedes, HERRERO, M髇ica et al., Series de televisi髇: el caso de 揗edico de Familia? 揅u閚tame c髆o pas髷 y 揕os Serrano?/EM>, Ediciones Internacionales Universitarias, Madrid, 2008, p. 170.
4.8. Names of publishing houses should be abbreviated. Omit: Publishers, Inc. Plc., etc.
4.9. The names of the cities in which the publishing firms are based should be indicated in the language in which they appear in the work itself.
5. Cited bibliography /
5.1. At the end of the article, a list of all the bibliography cited in the article must be included.
5.2. It must be presented in alphabetical order by author or editor. And different works by the same author must be included in descending chronological order.
6. Font Styles /
The following must be written in italics:
- The titles of books, magazines, newspapers (national and foreign), foreign words, etc.
- Latin phrases and abbreviations of Latin words.
- Foreign terms not accepted by the OED. The use of italics cannot be replaced by inverted commas.
- Headings and subheadings. The numbering, however, must be in round type.
Example:
1.2. Fuentes de ingresos de la BBC
The names of institutions must not be written in italics, even when they are not English.
7. Orthographical signs /
7.1. Upper case letters must carry accents if required in the original language.
Ejemplo: 羘gel (not Angel), 羏rica (not Africa), PERI覦ICO (not PERIODICO).
7.2. Full stops:
7.2.1. When the full stop comes after closed brackets or quotation marks/inverted commas, it must be placed after these signs.
Example: They told him it was "impossible to see him until the following month". It was the first time he had requested their services (having signed up six years earlier).
7.2.2. Superscript callout numbers that take readers to a footnote must be written before the full stop.
Example:
This is the opinion of As韓 Palacios5.
7.2.3. For numerical numbers written in figures, a comma is inserted after units of thousands and millions. However, it is not included in numbers that refer to years, pages and telephone numbers.
Example:
Year 1994; p. 2059; telephone number 278945.
Decimal places must be separated by decimal points. 6,89
7.2.4. Titles, headings and subheadings must not have a full stop at the end.
7.2.5. Never include a full stop after a question mark or exclamation mark, unless these signs are written in brackets or quotation marks/inverted commas, where a full stop is required even though there is an accumulation of signs:
Lippmann asked: "Is fiction just a lie?".
8. Reviews /
8.1. Reviews must be at least 2 pages long, with a maximum length of 3 pages.
8.2. The bibliographical cover sheet must include the following information: author (name in lower case, surname in upper case), title of the work in the original language and in italics, publisher, place, year and number of pages.
Example:
Sira HERN罭DEZ CORCHETE
La historia contada en televisi髇: el documental televisivo de divulgaci髇 hist髍ica en Espa馻
GEDISA, Barcelona, 2008, 197 pp.
or
Andrew HORTON
Screenwriting for a global market: selling your scripts from Hollywood to Hong Kong
University of California Press, Berkeley, 2004, 210 pp.
8.3. Any textual quotations must be written in quotation marks. The page number from which the quotation has been taken must then be included in brackets (p. 45). No details about the work should be repeated because the references are already shown in the review heading.
8.4. When a review is about a book written in a foreign language, any textual citations must be translated into English and placed in quotation marks, followed by the page number from which the quotation has been taken, written in brackets.
8.5. In the main body of the review, bibliographical references to other works must be written in brackets, detailing the following elements, in this order and separated by commas: author (if not the same as the author of the reviewed book), title of the work, publishers, city and year.
Example:
In his new book, Alfonso Nieto expands on the concepts outlined in his classic famous study of Spanish press from a business perspective (La empresa period韘tica en Espa馻, Eunsa, Pamplona, 1973).
or
This book contains a constant presence of ideas from the author抯 great master (see Luka BRAJNOVIC, Deontolog韆 period韘tica, Eunsa, Pamplona, 1978).
References to the author of the book cited within the text must comply with the general rules, in other words, name in lower case and surname in upper case.
8.6. At the end of the text, the name of the reviewer must be included along with the address and e-mail.
Editorial Board
COMUNICACIÓN Y SOCIEDAD
Revista Comunicación y Sociedad.
Ed. Ciencias Sociales
Facultad de Comunicación
Universidad de Navarra
31080 Pamplona, España
Teléfono: (34) 948 425600
Fax: (34) 948 425664
E-mail: cys@unav.es
Página web: www.comunicacionysociedad.com
Suscriptions:
Rebeca Martínez
remartinezgu@unav.es
Assistant for Administration:
Ignacio Uría
uria@unav.es
Edita:
Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Navarra, S.A.
Fotocomposición:
Gráficas Lizarra
Impresión:
Gráficas Lizarra
Producción:
Miguel Egúzkiza
D.L.:
NA 389-1989
ISSN:
0214-0039
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