Environmental Communication

期刊简介：IECA members can subscribe to Environmental Communication at a discounted rate. To become an IECA member, please visit https://theieca.org/membership . Aims and Scope As the flagship journal of the International Environmental Communication Association, Environmental Communication is a premiere international and interdisciplinary publishing outlet for original research on the ways communication matters to ecological relations and vice versa. The journal is intended for scholars, students, and broadly engaged audiences attuned to the ethical stakes of environmental communication. Communication is understood as pragmatic and constitutive—that is, influencing, moving, naming, negotiating, orienting, reacting to, and otherwise shaping the world in complex ways. We publish significant research in critical, theoretical, and applied fields, such as: business & organizational communication; critical advertising, public relations, & design; Critical Environmental Justice Studies; critical legal studies & policy; critical theory & ethics; Cultural Studies; discourse, linguistics and social interaction; ecocultural, interpersonal, & intercultural communication; Ethnic Studies; Feminist, Gender, & Sexuality Studies; health and risk communication; critical information studies & communication technologies; journalism & mass communication; media studies, including fashion, film, games, music, photography, podcasting, radio, & television; pedagogy; performance studies, including ethnography; public participation & governance; rhetoric & public culture; science communication; and social & behavioral change. We foster historical, current, and futurist research on environmental topics, including: abolitionist ecologies; air & wind; animals & animality; apocalypse; biodiversity & extinction; blue ecology & oceans; buildings and infrastructure; climate; consumer studies and market-based advocacy; disasters; disinformation and misinformation campaigns; eco-ableism; eco-fascist myths; eco-feminisms; environmental historiography; environmental and climate justice; energy; environmental law and rights; fire & heat; food systems; greenwashing; heat; Indigenous epistemologies; intergenerational studies; just transition; labor; land; militarism; nature; natural resource management; outdoor recreation & tourism; plants; pollution; popular culture & trends; public controversies; public health; queer ecologies; racial ecologies; social movements, protests, and revolution; sovereignty; sports; spirituality & religion; sustainability, including economy, ecology, and equity; transportation; waste; water; and wildlife, nature, & marine conservation, preservation, and conflict. The pages of this journal ideally are not written tabula rasa, as if each author just discovered communication matters for environmental relations (and vice versa). Authors are expected to write for an informed, interdisciplinary, and international audience. We provide a forum for ongoing conversations building collective knowledge, although one need not agree or be shy about areas of marginalization and critique to date. Our editorial board is committed to equitable and inclusive reviewing practices. Given our global readership, we encourage contributions to be contextualized in specific cultures at particular historical moments and attuned to power inequities, including in research topic, design, analysis, and citations. The Editorial Board will consider the following types of submissions: Publications will be reviewed anonymously by at least two reviewers. Book, Film, & Performance Reviews are identifiably assessed by the Review Editor. This Editor is no longer accepting Special Issue proposals. Reviews should be between 1,000 and 2,500 words , including references. Manuscripts that exceed this maximum will be returned to the authors for reduction in length and resubmission, with limited exceptions for reviews that require lengthy and/or frequent translations. In such cases, the word count should not exceed 3,000 words. While reviews of works communicated in any language are encouraged, the journal only publishes reviews in English; therefore, any non-English-language sentences and paragraphs in a review should be accompanied by English translations. Please submit your reviews through the journal's online submission system . Review submissions will only be reviewed and decided upon by the Review Editor. Contact the Review Editor, Dr Dominic Ayegba Okoliko, with questions or ideas: envirocommreviews@gmail.com When invited by the Editor or a special issue, we also consider: Research Insight (2– 3,000 words): Original empirical research or new scholarly analysis smaller in scope than a full research article, often providing insight on recent or emerging debates and trends, and/or a novel social, professional, or country context. Alt Text This journal is now including Alt Text (alternative text), a short piece of text that can be attached to your figure to convey to readers the nature or contents of image(s). It is typically used by systems such as pronouncing screen readers to make the object accessible to people that cannot read or see the object, due to a visual impairment or print disability. Alt text will also be displayed in place of an image, if said image file cannot be loaded. Alt Text can also provide better image context/descriptions to search engine crawlers, helping them to index an image properly. To include Alt Text in your article, please follow our Guidelines. Peer Review Statement Environmental Communication is an international, ranked, peer-reviewed journal that publishes original research contributions to scientific knowledge. All manuscript submissions are subject to initial appraisal by the Editor, and, if found suitable for further consideration, to peer review by independent, anonymous expert referees. All peer review is double anonymized and submission is online via ScholarOne.

【译文】IECA 会员可以以折扣价订阅《环境通讯》。要成为 IECA 会员，请访问 https://theieca.org/membership 。目标和范围 作为国际环境传播协会的旗舰期刊，《环境传播》是首屈一指的国际跨学科出版机构，针对传播与生态关系的影响方式进行原创性研究，反之亦然。该杂志面向学者、学生和广泛参与的受众，这些受众关注环境传播的道德风险。沟通被理解为务实的和构成性的——也就是说，以复杂的方式影响、推动、命名、谈判、定向、反应和塑造世界。我们发表关键、理论和应用领域的重要研究成果，例如：商业和组织沟通；批判广告、公共关系和设计；批判环境正义研究；批判性法律研究和政策；批判理论与伦理学；文化研究；话语、语言学和社会互动；生态文化、人际和跨文化交流；民族研究；女权主义、性别和性研究；健康和风险沟通；关键信息研究和通信技术；新闻与大众传播；媒体研究，包括时尚、电影、游戏、音乐、摄影、播客、广播和电视；教育学；表演研究，包括民族志；公众参与和治理；修辞与公共文化；科学传播；以及社会和行为的改变。我们促进有关环境主题的历史、当前和未来研究，包括：废奴主义生态学；空气与风；动物与动物性；启示录；生物多样性与灭绝；蓝色生态与海洋；建筑物和基础设施；气候;消费者研究和基于市场的宣传；灾难；虚假信息和错误信息活动；生态主义；生态法西斯神话；生态女权主义；环境史学；环境和气候正义；活力;环境法和权利；火与热；粮食系统；漂绿；热;本土认识论；代际研究；只是过渡；劳动;土地;军国主义;自然;自然资源管理；户外休闲和旅游；植物;污染;流行文化和趋势；公众争议；公共卫生；酷儿生态；种族生态；社会运动、抗议和革命；主权;运动的;灵性与宗教；可持续性，包括经济、生态和公平；运输;浪费;水;以及野生动物、自然和海洋保护、保护和冲突。理想情况下，该期刊的页面不是白纸，就好像每个作者刚刚发现了环境关系的沟通问题（反之亦然）。作者应该为知识渊博、跨学科的国际读者写作。我们为持续对话提供了一个论坛，以建立集体知识，尽管人们不必同意或回避迄今为止的边缘化和批评领域。我们的编辑委员会致力于公平和包容的评审实践。鉴于我们的全球读者群，我们鼓励在特定历史时刻的特定文化背景下做出贡献，并适应权力不平等，包括在研究主题、设计、分析和引用方面。编辑委员会将考虑以下类型的提交： 出版物将由至少两名审稿人进行匿名审稿。书籍、电影和表演评论均由评论编辑进行明确评估。该编辑不再接受特刊提案。评论应在 1,000 至 2,500 字之间，包括参考文献。超过此上限的手稿将被退还给作者以减少长度并重新提交，但需要冗长和/或频繁翻译的评论除外。在这种情况下，字数不应超过 3,000 字。虽然鼓励以任何语言交流作品的评论，但该杂志仅发表英文评论；因此，评论中的任何非英语句子和段落都应附有英文翻译。请通过期刊的在线提交系统提交您的评论。审稿意见将仅由审稿编辑审阅并做出决定。如有疑问或 ID，请联系评论编辑 Dominic Ayegba Okoliko 博士