Journals

  • Lusophone Journal of Cultural and Communication Studies (NAUS)

    NAUS: Lusophone Journal of Cultural and Communicational Studies is a peer-reviewed, open-access scientific journal published biannually, dedicated to the promotion of research, development, application, and dissemination of cultural and communicational expressions, practices, and representations across the Lusophone world.

    The journal welcomes contributions that reflect a convergent, interdisciplinary, transdisciplinary, pluridisciplinary, and multidisciplinary approach, with culture and communication as central axes. NAUS serves as a space for dialogue across diverse fields of knowledge, encouraging critical reflection on contemporary challenges that intersect culture, media, the arts, language, human rights, and civil society in the Lusophone context and in global articulation.

    NAUS publishes primarily in Portuguese and English but may accept manuscripts in other languages when duly justified. Submissions in Portuguese, whether prior to or following the Orthographic Agreement, are also accepted, provided they are accompanied by an explicit note indicating the authors' preference.

    Focus Areas / Keywords

    Culture • Communication • Arts • Lusophony • Pluridisciplinarity • Transdisciplinarity • Civil Society • Human Rights • Media • Cultural Studies • Identity • Globalisation

  • Journal of Medical Research (JIM)

    The Journal of Medical Research (JIM) is a biannual journal dedicated to the research, development, application, and dissemination of expressions, practices, and representations of the health research. NAUS spans various areas of scientific knowledge, adopting a convergent, interdisciplinary, transdisciplinary, pluridisciplinary, and multidisciplinary approach around the concepts of health. JIM primarily publishes in Portuguese and English but accepts contributions in other languages when justified by the content. JIM welcomes submissions in Portuguese prior to the Orthographic Agreement (AO) and according to the AO, in compliance and respect for the authors’ expressed intentions as indicated in a statement attached to the submitted manuscripts.

     

    Keywords: Anthropology; Arts; Culture; Sport and Similar Activities; Economics; Entrepreneurship; Statistics; Philosophy; Governance; Linguistics; New Technologies; Policies; Positive Psychology; Health Psychology; Neuropsychology; Sociology; Urbanism.

  • Legal Journal (J²)

    The Legal Journal (J2) is a biannual journal dedicated to the research, development, application, and dissemination of expressions, practices, and representations of the social science domain. J2 spans various areas of scientific knowledge, adopting a convergent, interdisciplinary, transdisciplinary, pluridisciplinary, and multidisciplinary approach around the concepts of social science. J2 primarily publishes in Portuguese and English but accepts contributions in other languages when justified by the content. J2 welcomes submissions in Portuguese prior to the Orthographic Agreement (AO) and according to the AO, in compliance and respect for the authors’ expressed intentions as indicated in a statement attached to the submitted manuscripts.

     

    Keywords: Law; Criminology; Political Sciences; Public Administration; Sociology; Anthropology.

  • RAE—Journal of Engineering Assets

    The Journal of Engineering Assets is a periodic publication, edited biannually.  
    It intends to disseminate the integrated body of knowledge of Engineering and Asset Management approaches. The editorial line centers on the transdisciplinary approach of the management of engineering assets, integrating areas of knowledge related to technology, processes, and people. Its mission is to contribute to the systematization and development of engineering asset management, disseminating studies supported by a broad perspective and focused on the value generated from different types of engineering assets.  

  • REM—Journal of Marine Studies

    Semi-annual international journal whose main objective is the publication and dissemination of technical-scientific articles relevant to Maritime and Aquatic Science among the community of Portuguese-speaking countries. The journal is a platform for academics, industry professionals, regulators and policymakers to share and discuss the interface between the aquatic environment and humans, thus contributing to improving ocean health and increasing marine biodiversity.

  • e3 — Revista de Economia, Empresas e Empreendedores na CPLP

    Under the motto of Fernando Pessoa: "My homeland is the Portuguese language", e3 was firstly founded as a publication dedicated to the dissemination of science in Portuguese, acting in the lusophone space and the community of Portuguese-speaking countries. It now opens to news worlds and new paths, reinforcing its long-term mission to harvest and disseminate knowledge and bring researchers and scientific communities closer together.

    Published twice a year, it offers open, immediate and free access to its content, following the principle that scientific knowledge is freely available based on scientific, social responsibility and knowledge transfer to society.

  • Herança - Journal of History, Heritage and Culture

    Herança – History, Heritage and Culture Journal is a biannual magazine dedicated to the plurality of themes involving History, Heritage and Culture. It will cover the various strands of knowledge with special emphasis on History, Archeology, Architecture, Art History, Theory of Art, Museology and Museography, Curatorial Studies, Heritage Inventory and Safeguarding, Heritage Sciences, Conservation and Restoration, Management and Studies of Culture and Cultural Tourism. In order to disseminate studies supported by broad and multidisciplinary perspectives, which stand out for their quality and originality, the scientific articles will be published in Portuguese or English, aimed at researchers and professionals in the field of Social and Human Sciences in Portugal, in the community of Portuguese-speaking countries and in the Portuguese-speaking Diaspora.

  • Revista RTIC

    RTIC—Journal of Technologies, Information and Communication

    Revista científica com enfoque na inovação e desenvolvimento nos domínios das Tecnologias, da Informação e da Comunicação. É uma publicação semestral que dissemina artigos originais e inovadores aceites num processo de avaliação por pares, realizada pelo menos por dois membros do Conselho Científico da revista. Cada número da RTIC é anunciado previamente com a chamada de artigos, sendo aceites somente 4 a 8 artigos por publicação. Os artigos a submeter deverão ser escritos em português ou inglês. A RTIC é publicada gratuitamente em versão eletrónica (on-line).