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2. 한국언론룰렛 게임 사이트 영문저널 Asian Communication Research(ACR)의 15권 1호 특별호 발간을 위한 논문 투고를 <다 음과 같이 받고자하오니 많은 관심을 부탁드립니다. ACR은 2017년 14권 2호부터 KCI등재지로 인정받게 되었음을 알려드립니다.

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Call for Papers: Asian Communication Research Special Issue

“Health Communication in Asia: within, beyond, and across borders”

Asia is the most populous and largest continent on Earth. It holds countries in various stages of

economic development and political stability. Custom, culture, and religion in Asia are widely

varied from one region to another. Fast economic development during the past century that

continues to this day and rapid urbanization in the developing economies brought about threats to

environmental health in many forms. Accordingly, the state of population health and healthcare

system in Asia constitutes a wide spectrum that contains both extreme ends. This heterogeneity,

in turn, may discourage health practitioners and researchers from considering Asia as a unit in

which health policies and practices can be implemented and examined. In this call for paper,

however, we highlight the potential gains researchers and policymakers can make by putting

their research and policy agendas in the context of health promotion and health systems

enhancement in Asia. Since the second World War, many countries in Asia have accumulated

substantial knowledge and know-how in combating various health-related challenges and lent

help to solve problems in other Asian countries by offering insights and direct assistance. The

intra-continental coordination and collaboration will become more valuable and even urgent, as

more people cross borders and so do pollutants and pathogens.

Communication plays a critical role in this alliance of Asian countries working together to

exchange experiences and ideas to achieve the goal of population health in Asia. Research has

proven time and again that communication is an integral part of health promotion. For this

special issue, we ask authors to consider the multi-faceted nature of health communication

including but not limited to:

- Communication—whether face-to-face or mediated—amongst and between major

stakeholders of health care systems such as patients, health providers, communities (both

online and offline), health care administrators, health care organizations, businesses, and

governments;

- Communication as a conduit of health promotion messages and empowerment;

- Communication as an environment where health-related messages are produced,

distributed, debated and processed, resulting in intended and unintended consequences;

- Communication as a tool of new discovery related to diseases and therapies, lifestyles

affecting health, effective and efficient health care delivery and consumption, and many

others.

By embracing the definition of health advocated by the World Health Organization—a state of

complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or

infirmity—, we welcome submissions that expand the boundary of health communication and

health communication research as well as those that address more traditional, core issues of

health communication. In terms of the methodological approach, we accept any mode of inquiry

that is deemed appropriate for the chosen topic. Geographically, authors may choose to focus on

one country, several countries, or transnational issues. Staying true to the inter-disciplinary

origin of both communication research and health sciences, we are looking forward to receiving

submissions by scholars from various fields such as communication, media studies, journalism,

advertising, public relations, public health, social work, psychology, sociology, education,

business, and computer science, among others. However, we will be particularly appreciative of

manuscripts in which the authors make efforts to draw a clear connection between their research

and the health and quality of life of people in Asia.

Submission, Review, and Publication Process

- Submission deadline: March 31, 2018

- Style: APA style 6th edition (manuscripts in other citation styles will be considered for

initial review)

- Manuscript preparation: (1) The manuscript should be written in English and contain

7000 or fewer words, all inclusive. The manuscript should begin with an abstract of

approximately 500 words, immediately followed by five keywords on the same page.

Throughout the entire manuscript, care should be taken not to include any information

that identifies the author(s). (2) A separate cover page containing the paper title and

author(s)’s name, institutional affiliation, email, and postal address is also required. To be

considered for the special issue, authors should note on the top of the cover page as

follows: “ACR Special Issue: Health Communication in Asia”

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- Submission method: email both the manuscript and cover page as attachments to

asiancommr@naver.com​

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- Review: Manuscripts will be sent out to expert reviewers for blind peer review and those

selected will subsequently enter the editorial publication process.

About the Journal: Asian Communication Research

ACR is an interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal published by the Korean Society for

Journalism and Communication Studies since 2004. ACR aspires to serve as a dedicated

publication outlet that promotes thoughtful and innovative scholarship examining any aspect of

media and communication in Asia. We are open to various modes of academic inquiry, including

but not limited to social scientific, critical and cultural, and theoretical. ACR is indexed in Korea

Citation Index (KCI).

Contact Information

Any questions concerning this call for papers may be directed to the special issue editors: Dr.

Sung-Yeon Park, Associate Professor, School of Community Health Sciences, University of

Nevada, Reno, USA(syp@unr.edu); Dr. Gi Woong Yun, Associate Professor and Director of the

Center for Advanced Media Studies, Reynolds School of Journalism, University of Nevada,

Reno, USA (gyun@unr.edu).