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Korean Journal of
Journalism & Communication Studies

  • KCI
  • Bi-monthly
  • · ISSN (Online) : 2586-7369
Online submission

About the Journal

  • ISO abbreviation of title :
    Korean Journal of Journalism & Communication Studies
  • Indexed in :
    KCI(Korea Citation Index), DOI(CrossRef)
  • Start Year :
    1960
  • ISSN :
    2586-7369(Online)
  • DOI Prefix :
    10.20879
  • Published on
    bi-monthly

KSJCS history

The Korean Society for Journalism & Communication Studies (KSJCS) is a non-profit, academic organization for scholars, students, and professionals interested in the study, education, and application of journalism and communication. Founded in 1959 by Professor Bok-San Kwak, KSJCS is the oldest and largest national association striving to promote journalism and communication scholarship and to maintain freedom of expression in Korea.

The goals of KSJCS are:
(1) to provide a forum for the advancement, implementation, and evaluation of journalism and communication research;
(2) to facilitate exchange and debate among scholars and professionals on journalism- and communication-related issues; and
(3) to advance the highest standards for education in related fields.

Current issue

1. Ritual, defensive, intentional : A study on gatekeeping practices centered on fact-checking of major Korean newspaper editors
Changsook Kim

2. Mirroring as a communicative strategy : The effects of Mirroring on perspective-taking and negative feelings toward outgroups
Jae-Kyung Ahn, Young Min

3. How does Corporate Social Responsibility of Newspaper Companies affect Public Trust in Newspaper Companies and the Press? : Investigating Editorial Responsibility and CSR Program Types
Hye-Sun Lee, Soo-Yeon Kim

4. Current Status and Problems of Statistical Analysis in Communication Research : Content Analysis of Studies in the Korean Journal of Journalism & Communication Studies over the Past 10 Years
Byoungkwan Lee, Jaemin Kim, Juhwan Kim, Dayeon Jang, Nahyun Gwon

5. The Effects of Self-Regulatory Resources on Media Multitasking Behavior
Ryuwon Kim, Se-Hoon Jeong

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Korean Society for Journalism & Communication Studies
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