| Issue | Title | |
| Issue 56 (June 2017) | Narrative strategies in the origin of journalism: An analysis of the first Spanish-language gazettes | Abstract PDF EPUB |
| Javier Díaz Noci | ||
| Issue 50 (May 2014) The social construction of gender in the media | Gender(ed) Matters in Communication/Media Studies: Integrating Curricular Innovation and Social Change in the Spanish Model | Abstract PDF |
| Maria Pando Canteli, Annabel Martín | ||
| Issue 60 (June 2019) | Millennials and the Internet: How Ibero-American students of communication use and value social media | Abstract |
| Santiago Tejedor, Ricardo Carniel Bugs, Santiago Giraldo Luque | ||
| Issue 62 (June 2020) | Training in data journalism in Spain: An overview of the higher education academic offering | Abstract |
| Marta Saavedra Llamas, Mercedes Herrero de la Fuente, Eduardo Castillo Lozano | ||
| Issue 62 (June 2020) | Analysis of Data Journalism in Spanish Communication Faculties: Innovating Degree Journalism Education | Abstract |
| Jesus Miguel Flores-Vivar, Pilar José López-López | ||
| Issue 62 (June 2020) | Telling the story(ies): Educational innovation in history of communication subjects | Abstract |
| Manuel A. Broullón-Lozano | ||
| Issue 53 (December 2015) | The politicisation of journalism in Spain: three obstacles to the professional autonomy of journalists | Abstract PDF EPUB |
| Andreu Casero-Ripolles, José Vicente García Santamaría, José Fernández-Beaumont | ||
| Issue 57 (December 2017) | Analysis of the new communicative strategy of EH Bildu (2016): Towards a narrative of emotion | Abstract |
| Julen Orbegozo Terradillos, Andoni Iturbe Tolosa, Marian González Abrisketa | ||
| Issue 56 (June 2017) | Smartphones as an extension of the human cyborg: the case of the youth from Aragon (Spain) | Abstract |
| Rubén Ramos Antón | ||
| Issue 56 (June 2017) | Towards an Americanization of political campaigns? The use of Facebook and Twitter for campaigning in Spain, USA and Norway | Abstract |
| Laura Cervi, Núria Roca | ||
| Issue 61 (December 2019) | The image of nuclear power in the Spanish local press: Are the media an important stakeholder for the atomic sector? | Abstract |
| Enrique Cobos Urbina, María José Recoder Sellarés | ||
| Issue 59 (December 2018) | Portraying tomorrow’s professionals: Delphi study on strategic communication capabilities in Spain | Abstract |
| Elena Gutiérrez-García, Mónica Recalde | ||
| Issue 53 (December 2015) | Silence, expressive and significant matter | Abstract |
| Daniel Torras i Segura | ||
| Issue 59 (December 2018) | Coincidences between press releases and economic briefs: Quantitative and qualitative analysis of two Spanish newspapers | Abstract |
| Jesús Martínez, Josep-Lluís Micó, Francesc Pozo | ||
| Issue 54 (June 2016) | From ICT to ICRT. A study of ICT use and the digital divide among adults and adolescents in Spain | Abstract |
| Manuel Garrido-Lora, Jordi Busquet Duran, Rosa-Àuria Munté Ramos | ||
| Issue 54 (June 2016) | Catalan art museums and social networks. Analysis of presence and performance | Abstract |
| Federica Satta | ||
| Issue 54 (June 2016) | The Crisis in the Humanities and its Relevance to Communication Studies | Abstract PDF EPUB |
| Brett Ingram, Lisa Cuklanz | ||
| Issue 52 (June 2015) | Communication and C-Suite: Some Strategic Contributions | Abstract |
| Mónica Recalde Viana, Elena Gutiérrez-García | ||
| Issue 44 (December 2011) | Some studies on political communication in the Obama era: a sociological reading | Abstract |
| Stefano Cristante | ||
| Issue 55 (December 2016) | Traces identity and imaginary teens | Abstract |
| Ángel Vidal Rabadán Crespo | ||
| No 45 (June 2012) | Social movements and Communication: The Net Paradigm | Abstract |
| Guiomar Rovira Sancho | ||
| Issue 44 (December 2011) | The obsession by “the photo” or the banal construction of the policy agenda. The case of the seventh crisis of government of Zapatero and its photography with Obama | Abstract |
| Toni Aira Foix | ||
| Issue 43 (September 2011) | Leadership and Communication: the Customization of Politics | Abstract |
| Antonio Laguna Platero | ||
| Issue 40 (December 2010) | The research on Communications, culture and cooperation in the Mediterranean. The case of LAPREC | Abstract |
| Teresa Velázquez | ||
| Issue 40 (December 2010) | The spin doctors central role. Politics as communicational process | Abstract |
| Toni Aira Foix | ||
| Issue 48 (September 2013) Monograph: Media Literacy and Youth | Media education in action.Models, tools and examples of good practice | Abstract |
| Alberto Parola, Maria Ranieri | ||
| Issue 47 (December 2012) | Communicative regulation regime and media approach mechanisms to political actors: proposed dimensions for analysis | Abstract |
| Abel Somohano Fernández | ||
| Issue 46 (September 2012) | The Presentation of Self in Social Network Sites: an approach from Erving Goffman’ work | Abstract |
| Javier Serrano-Puche | ||
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