Scope: The International Journal of Advanced Research in Journalism, Culture and Literature aims to provide a platform for scholarly discourse and cutting-edge research in the intersecting fields of journalism, culture, and literature. It welcomes contributions that explore a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:
- Journalism Practices: Analysis of contemporary journalistic practices, investigative journalism, ethics in journalism, emerging trends in digital journalism, citizen journalism, and journalism education.
- Cultural Studies: Examination of cultural phenomena, cultural production, cultural identity, cultural representation in media, cultural policy, cultural globalization, and intercultural communication.
- Literary Studies: Critical analysis of literary texts, literary theory and criticism, comparative literature, genre studies, postcolonial literature, feminist literature, and interdisciplinary approaches to literature.
- Media and Society: Studies on the role of media in shaping society, media effects on culture and literature, media and identity formation, media and democracy, media and social change, and media convergence.
- Cultural Journalism: Exploration of cultural journalism practices, cultural reporting, cultural criticism, arts journalism, cultural policy reporting, and the role of cultural journalism in society.
- Literature and Society: Investigations into the relationship between literature and society, literature and politics, literature and history, literature and identity, and the impact of literature on social change and cultural discourse.
