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Emerald Studies in Media and Communication. Current Calls and Submission Guidelines. Emerald Studies in Media and Communication. Is edited by series co-editors. Laura Robinson, Shelia Cotten, and Jeremy Schulz with series senior editors John Baldwin, Tim Hale, Heloisa Pait, and Apryl Williams and assistant editor Aneka Khilnani. The series consists of two volumes per year that bring together vibrant research on media and communication.
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