Journal of Science and Popular Culture 1.2


The integral place of science in global society as well as the proliferation of science and technology on television, in films, and across the internet, makes it more important than ever to examine the dynamic and complex connections between popular culture and society.


The Journal of Science and Popular Culture is a new peer-reviewed publication, which aims to create a unique forum in which to analyse, chronicle and interpret the interrelationship of science and society.


The first issue will be available in October with ongoing publication starting in 2018. Submissions for consideration in the second issue must be received by November 30.


For more information about JSPC please click here.


Full articles of 6,000 - 8,000 words, shorter proposals and inquiries can be sent to Steven Gil: [log in to unmask]

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