London Journal of Communication is published by Centre for Communication Initiatives of the London School of Communication and focuses on communication research, practice and theory across disciplines. As an international output, the Journal creates a platform for intellectual discourse and facilitates meaningful debates among communication academics and practitioners across the global community. As a peer-reviewed publication, the journal harvests top quality research work on different disciplines and professions with communication contents.

The Journal is one of the research outputs of the Centre which creates a common platform for communication academics all over the world to discuss contemporary issues with communication contents across different fields of study. Specifically, the Journal covers such subjects as New Media, Journalism, Public Opinion, Political Communication, Mass Communication, Interpersonal Communication, Cultural Studies / Intercultural Communication, Television / Film Studies, Media Studies, Business Communication, Organizational/Management Communication, Written Communication, electronic communication, Literacy Studies, Public Relations, marketing Communication, Advertising, Health Communication and other related disciplines with communication orientations.

Outstanding Article Award
The London Journal of Communication has introduced an incentive called the Outstanding Article Award. This shall be carefully selected by the editorial board among articles published in each volume. A winner shall emerge in each volume and have their names written in the Centre’s Hall of fame.

Frequency of Publication: Quarterly
Months of Distribution: March, June, September, December
Guidelines and Instructions for Submission Manuscripts

• Authors wishing to submit manuscript should note that all submissions shall be done electronically (through email)

•  Authors must adhere strictly to the word limit of 5000 including notes and references, an abstract of 100-150 words and five keywords.

• Authors must agree that the manuscript has not been published previously, and is not currently submitted for publication elsewhere. Submission also implies that the
  corresponding author has consent of all authors.
• It is taken that authors who submitted manuscript agree to transfer copyright to London School of Communication.