Nordicom Review
A journal published by Nordicom at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden
The co-construction of political scandal in hybrid media: A Swedish case study
Dominant discourses of Green Growth and the Swedish North: A topic model of the “green” transition in Swedish news media, 2015–2023
How to get to know what we know: Introduction to the special issue, What do we Know about Media, Communication, Journalism, and Democracy in the Nordics?
Magnus Fredriksson
Profil Orcid oraz Mapping research on disinformation and misinformation across the Nordic countries: An integrative review
Hilkka Grahn
Profil Orcid, Bente Kalsnes
Profil Orcid, , Eva Mayerhöffer
Profil Orcid, Jón Gunnar Ólafsson
Profil Orcid, , Frederik Møller Henriksen
Profil Orcid, Jakob Bæk Kristensen
Profil Orcid oraz Dominic Saari
Profil Orcid What do we know about digital public debate? Technological affordances and democratic dilemmas
Ib T. Gulbrandsen
Profil Orcid oraz Sine N. Just
Profil Orcid Religion, media, and democracy in the Nordic countries: A scoping review of empirical research 2011–2024
oraz Kaisa Tiusanen
Profil Orcid About the journal
Since 1980, Nordicom Review has been a journal devoted to new Nordic media and communication research. The journal is published by Nordicom, a centre for Nordic media and communication research at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, supported by the Nordic Council of Ministers.
Nordicom Review follows a double-blind peer review process where all submitted manuscripts are made anonymous and judged by at least two independent and external anonymous scholars appropriate for the subject. Reviewers are asked to state their recommendation about whether the article should be published when submitting their review. Reviewers are also encouraged to provide comments that are for editors only, including concerns about misconduct or problems adequately assessing all parts of the manuscript. Reviewers are requested to disclose any potential conflict of interest. The comments provided by the reviewers inform the decision of the editorial team to publish or refuse the submission.
The journal is included in Scopus, the largest abstract and citation database for peer-reviewed research.
Aims & scope
Nordicom Review is an international peer reviewed journal that provides a dedicated forum for articles that contribute to a wider understanding of media, mediated communication, and journalism in the Nordic region. This includes research on the Nordic countries as well as research with relevance for the Nordic context.
Nordicom Review publishes original articles and book reviews on topics such as journalism, popular culture, media audiences, media history, political communication, public service media, media and information literacy, media education, and media production, structure, policy, and economy.
Nordicom Review welcomes interdisciplinary submissions from a worldwide authorship, including both empirical and theoretical articles.
Publications ethics and publication malpractice statement
Nordicom Review applies several editorial policies that all editors, reviewers, and authors are expected to adhere to throughout the publication process. These policies are based on the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) guidelines. In instances where these editorial policies are breached, COPE guidelines will be followed.