JAVNOST-THE PUBLIC

宣传-公众,《欧洲文化沟通和研究所成立于1994年作为一个平台让世界各地的社会科学家地址，促进，分享和讨论问题，问题和公共性的发展在国际和跨学科的水平，促进理论的发展和研究领域，并帮助理解和消除文化之间的差异。宣传-公众发表关于公共性各个方面的原创研究论文，具有很强的理论基础。所提出的研究必须超越个案研究的局限。然而，如果实证研究和理论研究对与公共领域理论和辩论有关的问题提供了见解，例如：传播媒介在促进人类自由和社会变革方面的作用；公共广播服务；中东欧、东南亚和中国的媒体民主化；广播的数字化;新闻事业的新发展；沟通对班级关系的重要性；公众意见和政治代表；小型媒体与社区媒体的视角；媒体的小报化；；媒体全球化与媒体政策；大众文化作为政治传播；媒体(在)战争与和平；民主的花言巧语和解放的责任；公共领域的变革和欧洲公共领域的发展；电子网络与民主生活；“被遗忘”的传播学学者，还有许多其他人。尽管该杂志的主要目标是促进对民主进程的变革的理智理解，但它也意味着对改进政治实践、政策和行动作出贡献。

Javnost-The Public, Journal of the European Institute for Communication and Culture was established in 1994 as a platform for social scientists all over the world to address, promote, share, and discuss problems, issues and developments of publicness on international and interdisciplinary levels, to stimulate the development of theory and research in the field, and to help understand and bridge the differences between cultures.Javnost-The Public publishes original research papers on all aspects of publicness with strong theoretical foundations. The research presented must transcend the limits of single case studies. Nevertheless, both empirical and theoretical studies are accepted if they offer insights into issues related to the public sphere theories and debates, such as:the role of (media) communication in fostering human freedom and social change;public service broadcasting;media democratization in East-Central Europe, South-East Asia and China;digitization of broadcasting; new developments in journalism;the importance of communication for class relationships;public opinion and political representation;perspectives of small-scale media and community media;tabloidization of the media;globalization of media and media policies;popular culture as political communication; media (in) war and peace;democratic rhetoric and duty of liberation;transformations in the public sphere(s) and the development of a European public sphere;E-networks and democratic life;“forgotten” communication scholars, and many others.Although the primary objective of the journal is to contribute to intellectual understanding of transformations in the democratic process, it is also meant to contribute to improved political practice, policy, and action.