Scopus SJR 2019
1.1 (#41/434)
top 10%
Scopus SNIP 2019
Social Sciences
(#159/8,000)
top 2%
Communication
2.7 (#14/434)
Scopus CiteScore
Tracker 2020: 3.4
2019: 2.7
top 19%
About the Journal
Review of Communication Research publishes both evaluative (systematic reviews, narrative literature reviews, state-of-the-literature reviews) and quantitative reviews (meta-analyses) of the current state of the main topics and the most significant developments in the field of communication. These comprehensive critical reviews summarize the latest advances in the field, but also root out errors and provoke intellectual discussions among scholars.
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Latest Issue
Persuasion and Social Influence
Communication Theory
Organizational Communication
Interpersonal and Intergroup Communication
Team
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Section Editor, Persuasion and Social Influence
Lijiang Shen (Pennsylvania State University, USA)
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Section Editor, Game Studies
James D. Ivory (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Director, VT G.A.M.E.R. Lab, USA)
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Section Editor, Health Communication
Nathan Walter (Northwestern University, USA)
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Section Editor, BioEvolutionary Communication
Evans, William (University of Alabama, USA)
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