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Intellect is pleased to announce that Catalan Journal of Communication & Cultural Studies 16.1 is out now.

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Aims & Scope

The Catalan Journal of Communication & Cultural Studies (CJCS) aims to provide an international discussion forum for critical thought and study, covering a range of topics and research forms with a multidisciplinary approach. 

This title is indexed with Scopus and the Web of Science’s Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI).

Issue 16.1

Articles

Tweeting from fear: Gender violence against feminists on Twitter during COVID-19

DIANA MORENA-BALAGUER, GLORIA GARCÍA-ROMERAL AND MAR BINIMELIS-ADELL

Evolution of the obesity epidemic in the Spanish press: A comparative study 2000–05 and 2015–20

LARA MARTIN-VICARIO, JAVIER BUSTOS DÍAZ AND RUBEN NICOLAS-SANS

‘We really enjoyed doing the extracurricular transmedia stuff’: How I Met Your Mother and the beginnings of transmedia in the sitcom genre

VÍCTOR ÁLVAREZ-RODRÍGUEZ, LUCÍA CARO-CASTAÑO AND DAVID SELVA-RUIZ

Online news framing of police and protesters in Europe: Press treatment of street demonstrations in London, Athens and Barcelona (2020–21)

MARIALENA YANNOULATOU AND CHRISTOPHER D. TULLOCH

De-westernizing public relations: A comparative and global perspective on the influence of personal and patronage relationships across the world

CÉSAR GARCÍA

Viewpoints

Urbanism and Minecraft: Designing a game jam to reimagine the city

CARLES SORA-DOMENJÓ, ANTONI ROIG, MARTA FERNÁNDEZ RUIZ AND JOSÉ M. TOMASENA

Divergence and convergence: The implications of shifting media consumption habits on the field of minority language media studies

CRAIG WILLIS

A tale of multiple crises: Populist and non-populist narratives in European institutions from the Great Recession to the 2024 European elections

CARLO BERTI

Book Reviews

Fables of Development: Capitalism and Social Imaginaries in Spain (1950–1967), Ana Fernández-Cebrian (2023)

ENRIC CASTELLÓ

Reggaetón: Una Revolución Latina (Reaggeton: A Latin Revolution), Pablito Wilson (2022)

PAU ALBÀ JIMÉNEZ