Journal of Information Architecture

Aims & Scope

The Journal of Information Architecture is an international peer-reviewed scholarly journal bridging academia and practice. Its aim is to facilitate the systematic development of the scientific body of knowledge in the field of information architecture. The Journal focuses on information architecture research and development in all types of shared information environments and favors a systemic approach from different perspectives, such as for example technical, cultural, social, and communicational. The Journal publishes original papers; original research already published by other journals, but rewritten with a clearer focus on information architecture or for the purpose of demonstrating its relevance to information architecture; systematic bibliographies and recognition works in the field of information architecture; useful case studies; students’ papers on information architecture-related projects. The Journal if broadly interested in theoretical and practical contributions to the field of information architecture and its role in the conceptualization, formalization, design, and implementation of digital / physical and blended information spaces and the critical reflection thereof.

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