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