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Journals

  • Anthropocenica. Journal of Anthropocene Studies and Ecocriticism

    Anthropocenica. Journal of Anthropocene Studies and Ecocriticism is an annual academic publication whose main objective is to disseminate original and unpublished bibliographic material on relevant issues and problems in the fields of Anthropocene Studies and Ecocriticism.

  • Child Studies

    Journal summary

    Child Studies is a biannual journal edited by the Research Centre on Child Studies (CIEC) - University of Minho, Portugal.

    Child Studies is an international peer-reviewed journal which publishes empirical and theoretical articles focusing on children’s social contexts and relations in everyday life, taking a holistic perspective. This journal is a multidisciplinary forum for sharing and discussing issues such as children’s rights, development and well-being, generational and intergenerational relations, and the broad societal, political and cultural aspects impacting children’s lived realities.

  • Comunicação e Sociedade

    Comunicação e Sociedade is a scientific journal in the field of communication sciences. The publication is edited by the Communication and Society Research Centre. It has been publishing two volumes per year (June and December) in a bilingual edition.

  • Diacrítica

    Diacrítica is a multidisciplinary scientific journal dedicated to literary, artistic, cultural and linguistic studies. Three issues are published annually, which include a thematic dossier (with a call for submissions) and the sections Varia, Critical Review and Interview (with submissions in continuous flow). It has been edited by the Centre for Humanistic Studies at the University of Minho (CEHUM) since 1986 and is supported by the Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia (FCT). Since January 2017, it has also been published in electronic format.
     
    ISSN 0870-8967 (paper format) 
     
    ISSN 2183-9174 (electronic format)
     
     
  • Engenharia Civil UM

    The Engenharia Civil UM was created in 1995 by the Civil Engineering Department of the University of Minho. The journal accepts articles in Portuguese, Spanish and English.

    The journal aims to provide a forum for the publication of original research in the areas of Civil Construction, Structures, Geotechnics, Hydraulics, Building Materials, Construction Management, Building Information Modeling (BIM), Planning and Transport, with an emphasis on experimental research, analytical and numerical analysis, product development, functionality, efficiency, environment, durability and reliability, recycling, reuse, conservation and reinforcement, condition assessment, safety and life cycle analysis, among others. The journal also publishes detailed case studies with innovation. Finally, it should be noted that the Revista de Engenharia Civil is an “open-access” journal.

  • Ethics, Politics & Society

    Ethics, Politics & Society is an open-access academic journal with peer review dedicated to the publication of high-level contributions in the fields of political philosophy, political theory, normative and applied ethics. The journal focuses on issues related to justice and democracy, and on current issues in moral philosophy and applied ethics. Ethics, Politics & Society accepts submissions of original manuscripts and proposals for special issues and book symposia.

  • Journal 2i: Identity and Intermediality Studies

    2i Journal is a biannual scientific publication published by the Research Team on Identity(ies) and Intermediality(ies) of the Centre for Humanistic Studies of the University of Minho (Portugal). It is a result of the activity developed by the Team, over several years, within the scope of two domains of knowledge — individual and socio-cultural human Identity Studies, and Intermediality Studies — whose interaction has proved to be particularly fruitful. In addition to disseminating the work developed by the Team, the journal also welcomes the collaboration of specialists, doctoral researchers and postgraduate students, both national and international, in the main fields of study of the publication.

  • Forum

    A Revista FORUM tornou-se o órgão oficial do Conselho Cultural da Universidade do Minho em 1987 e foi criada com o propósito de dar conta das iniciativas, projetos, realizações das Unidades Culturais e com o intuito de estabelecer um vínculo de cooperação entre elas.

  • H2D|Digital Humanities Journal

    Welcome to Revista H2D, a leading publication dedicated to the exploration and advancement of Digital Humanities. As the digital age continues to revolutionize the way we understand, interpret, and interact with the humanities, our journal serves as a platform for academic discourse, innovative research, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Our mission is to bridge the gap between humanities research and cutting-edge technological advancements to address the societal challenges outlined in the Sustainable Development Goals of the 2030 Agenda and the new demands of the job market.

    Since 2024, H2D Magazine has taken on a new dimension as an interinstitutional journal. This effort brings together a diverse team of chief editors from Brazil and Angola, with the main coordination based in Portugal. This international collaboration underscores our commitment to fostering a global dialogue in Digital Humanities, leveraging the rich academic traditions and perspectives of the Lusophone world.

    Recognizing the inherently interdisciplinary nature of Digital Humanities, we strive to create a space where researchers from various fields—ranging from literature, history, and philosophy to computer science, social sciences, engineering, medicine, and information science, among others—can collaborate and contribute to a vibrant academic community.

    Our goal is to promote a dynamic academic environment where researchers, educators, and professionals can share their perspectives on the transformative impact of digital tools and methodologies on the humanities. In this context of transdisciplinary dialogue, we invite both the academic and non-academic communities to submit scholarly articles, reports on experiences/pedagogical projects, and presentations of technological resources/tools, as well as other contributions that promote the value of the humanities through a heuristic engagement with technology. These works will be published in two annual volumes, one per semester, under an open-access regime. Submissions may be written in Portuguese, Spanish, French, Italian, or English. We welcome works exploring, among other topics, the following:

    • Audio/video data  
    • Author profiling  
    • Corpora comparison  
    • Data Analysis  
    • Data repositories  
    • Data visualisation  
    • Digital archives  
    • Digital content creation (Infographics, Animated videos, Podcasts)  
    • Digital libraries  
    • digital edition  
    • Entity recognition  
    • Geolocalization  
    • Human-centred design  
    • Interactive Dashboards  
    • Language Corpora  
    • LLM & LMM  
    • Multimodal Communication  
    • natural language processing  
    • New research methodologies and design  
    • Open Access and Open Science  
    • Project management in digital humanities  
    • Science Communication  
    • Sentiment analysis & Opinion mining  
    • Social media  
    • Summarization  
    • Text cleaning and parsing techniques  
    • Text simplification  
    • Text statistics  
    • textual heritage  
    • Terminology extraction  
    • Topic modeling  
    • Tools for extracting and cleaning data  
    • Web scraping techniques

    e-ISSN: 2184-562X

     

  • International Journal of Information Systems and Project Management

    The mission of the International Journal of Information Systems and Project Management - is the dissemination of new scientific knowledge on information systems management and project management, encouraging further progress in theory and practice.

    The IJISPM publishes leading scholarly and practical research articles that aim to advance the information systems management and project management fields of knowledge, featuring state-of-the-art research, theories, approaches, methodologies, techniques, and applications.

    The journal serves academics, practitioners, chief information officers, project managers, consultants, and senior executives of organizations, establishing an effective communication channel between them.

  • Journal UMinho Science

    Journal UMinho Science (JUS) is a scientific journal of the University of Minho, run by undergraduate, master, and doctoral students of the School of Sciences, with a continuous publication and digital format.

    JUS' main goal is to publish original scientific articles, contributing to the dissemination of scientific research done at the University of Minho and other national and international institutions. The areas of biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, and earth sciences are covered, as well as any other scientific and technological areas.

    JUS provides a forum for the dissemination and discussion of news and science-related issues.
  • Perspectivas - Journal of Political Science

    Perspectivas - Journal of Political Science is an online double-blind peer reviewed journal published by the Research Center in Political Science (CICP), an R&D unit belonging to University of Minho and University of Evora, both Portuguese Institutions. The journal invites submissions from established academics as well as early career researchers whose work may bring unpublished, innovative and significant theoretical, conceptual, methodological and empirical contributions to the fields of Political Science, International Relations and Public Management and Policy.

  • Physis Terrae - Ibero-Afro-American Journal of Physical Geography and Environment

    The "Physis Terrae - Ibero-Afro-American Journal of Physical Geography and Environment" is a journal that  publishing three annual editions. It is a  privileged  international forum for the dissemination of research results carried out within the different areas of Physical Geography and Environmental Studies. Preference is given to the work carried out in the Iberian Peninsula, Africa and Latin America, accepting texts in Portuguese, Spanish, French and English. All articles will undergo double-blind review within the following sections:

    1. Concepts and Methods in Physical Geography and Environment
    2. Biogeography and landscape
    3. Climatology and atmospheric dynamics
    4. Geomorphology and surface dynamics
    5. Geoconservation and natural heritage 
    6. Environmental changes and risks
    7. Water resources and  watershed management
  • Lusophone Journal of Cultural Studies

    The Revista Lusófona de Estudos Culturais (RLEC)/Lusophone Journal of Cultural Studies (LJCS) is a thematic journal in cultural studies. Published in the OJS system since 2013, this open-access journal has a rigorous scientific arbitration system and is published entirely in Portuguese and English twice a year (June and December). The journal was published between 2013 and 2016, connected with the Doctoral Programme in Cultural Studies, by the University of Minho and Aveiro. It has been published exclusively by the Communication and Society Research Centre of the Institute of Social Sciences of the University of Minho since 2017, with funding from the Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia. LJCS' editorial board includes world-renowned specialists in cultural studies. 

  • Vista

    Vista (e-ISSN 2184-1284) is a scientific journal of visual culture and digital arts whose director is a full member of the Communication and Society Research Centre (CECS). Its associate director is a member of the Visual Culture Working Group of the Portuguese Association of Communication Sciences (Sopcom). Firstly published in 2017, this open-access journal has a rigorous scientific peer-review system (double-blind review). The journal is biannual (January-June and July-December) but follows the continuous publication model, and it is fully published in Portuguese and English. Vista was created in 2015 by Sopcom's Visual Culture Working Group. It has been edited by CECS, Institute of Social Sciences, from the University of Minho since the second half of 2020. Vista's editorial board members are renowned specialists in visual culture and digital arts worldwide. Vista is supported by national funds through Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia.

  • UNIO – EU Law Journal

    UNIO – EU Law Journal is an open access online peer-reviewed journal with a blind review system. It falls within the scope of the Jean Monnet Chair entitled “Citizenship of rights: European citizenship as the fundamental status of nationals of the Member States” and it is scientifically supported by the Centre of Studies in European Union Law - CEDU (www.cedu.direito.uminho.pt), University of Minho, Portugal.

    UNIO aims to publish texts which have a significantly advanced understanding of European Union law and enhance the production of knowledge in this area. UNIO accepts original articles written in English and which are not under consideration elsewhere at the time of submission. As an online bilingual review (English/Portuguese), the author may choose to publish the selected text in both languages as long as the author provides the translation into Portuguese or undertakes its costs.