Calathu

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Editorial Policies Focus and Scope | Section Policies | Publication Frequency | Peer Review Process | Policy of Screening for Plagiarism | Open Access Policy | Archiving | Journal Licensing Term | Publication Charges Focus and Scope I. THEME Calathu: Jurnal Ilmu Komunikasi opens opportunities for researchers to write research papers in the scope of communication science, topics are not limited and varied, ranging from media and cultural studies, advertising, broadcasting, journalism, public relations, integrated marketing communications, political economy of communication, ethics and philosophy of communication, media literacy, political communication, tourism communication, cross-cultural communication, public policy communication, visual communication, interpersonal and organizational communication, as well as audience studies. The manusript is expected to follow the establishment of communication science and be able to encourage the growth of knowledge in the scientific field. II. GENERAL REQUIREMENT Submitted scripts are original works of research results and have novelty, do not contain plagiarism, and the scripts have not been published before or are not in the process of being published in other publications. Researchers are required to check the plagiarism of the script that has been written with a maximum limit of 25% and fill in the originality statement blank; if it exceeds the limit, the script will be returned for revision or rejection. The language used is Indonesian or English, if using English, researchers are encouraged to have done a proof-reading process. Scripts are typed in A4 paper format, Calibri font size 11 pts, 1.15 spacing, with 4 cm left-top margin and 3 cm bottom right, page numbers are placed in the lower right corner, and the length of the text is 15-20 pages. Scripts can be uploaded to the OJS within this link https://journal.uc.ac.id/index.php/calathu/index and emailed to [email protected]. III. FORMAT AND CONDITION Th

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