What is it about?
The specialisation of journals derives from their classification in databases and the terms used by journals to describe themselves (title, scope and target audience). is based on the content analysis of the Spanish journals of communication’s websites and on their classification in the databases IN-RECS, Dialnet, Carhus Plus+, RESH, DICE, MIAR and ISOC. The sample of Spanish journals is composed of 63 publications.
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Why is it important?
Most journals (80%) use general descriptors from the field of communication, while 57% mentions specific sub-disciplines and reflects a greater degree of specialisation. The terms used by the different databases to refer to the scientific field and area of knowledge are not uniform and do not reflect common criteria.
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This page is a summary of: Specialisation and Spanish journals of communication, January 2014, Revista Latina de Comunicacion Social (RLCS),
DOI: 10.4185/rlcs-2014-999en.
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