*CFP* "GENDER AND MEDIA", SPECIAL ISSUE, TRIPODOS JOURNAL

The celebration of Tripodos’ 50th edition will take place within a greatly complex and uncertain international climate. This context is the main reason that warrants the journal’s relevance and invites optimism regarding its future. The 50th edition will cover the crucial issue of gender. In particular, the intersection of gender with communication and technology.

Papers should be sent by March 15, 2021. In order to submit original papers, authors must be registered with the journal as authors. Following this step, authors must enter their user name and password, activated in the process of registering, and begin the submission process. In step 1, they must select the section “Monograph”.

Rules and instructions regarding the submission of originals can be downloaded at Tripodos. For any queries, please contact the editorial team of the journal at tripodos@blanquerna.url.edu.

Tripodos is a international scholarly journal published by the Blanquerna School of Communication and International Relations at Ramon Llull University. Since 1996, the pages of this biannual publication have offered a forum for debate and critical discussion with regard to any discipline related to the world of communication: journalism, cinema, television, radio, advertising, public relations, the Internet, etc.

 

Tripodos:

• Is indexed in SCOPUS and in Web of Science (WoS) - Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) database. 
• Occupies the 14th position in 2019 REDIB Ranking of Ibero-American Journal Rankings in the category of Communication. 
• Is in category C of the CIRC classification (Integrated Classification of Scientific Journals). 
• Is indexed, among others, in the following databases and catalogs: Ulrich’s periodicals directory, EBSCO Publishing, Communication Source, DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals), ERIH PLUS, ISOC, DICE, MIAR, Latindex, Dulcinea, REBID, Library of Congress, British Library, COPAC, SUDOC, ZDB, OCLC WorldCat, Dialnet, Carhus Plus+, RACO.
• Has an h5-index of 11 in Google Scholar Metrics (2014-2018) and an h5-median of 18.