It started publishing in 1993 and specializes in advertising, public relations and communication. As one of the pioneer journals in the field in the Spanish language, it aims to be an international platform to debate the advances in advertising, public relations and persuasive communication from the scientific and academic community, for the benefit of the transfer and advancement of knowledge in the field professional and academic.

It is a journal to promote social network analysis in Spanish and Portuguese. It is linked to the International Network for Social Network Analysis and is organised around a broad academic community of Ibero-American researchers. It publishes mainly empirical articles with relational data. Over more than twenty years, the more than thirty volumes published have contributed to the expansion of the study of social structures in the social sciences.

The journal’s main objective is to become a space for reflection on the teaching of grammar in Secondary and Baccalaureate. In this sense, it not only aims to disseminate theoretical proposals that involve an update of grammar teaching, but also to provide didactic tools that can be implemented in the classroom.

It is a first level publication in the field of modern and contemporary history. Its contents cover from the end of the 18th century to the 21st, they are interdisciplinary and are related to the whole world, paying special attention to Europe and Latin America. The journal is published quarterly, and each issue contains a thematic dossier and various miscellaneous articles. The dossier proposals are discussed in the editorial board, but the submission of independent articles is free.

Open access electronic journal dedicated to the dissemination of quality research on theoretical and methodological aspects related to digital publishing and computerised diachronic corpora in Ibero-Romance languages (computerised development of textual databases, corpus design and exploitation, philological aspects of corpus design and digital publishing, corpus-based linguistic studies, etc.). The journal does not favour any particular theoretical or methodological trend.

International journal launched in 2003. Published twice-yearly, in English, by the Statistical Institute of Catalonia, the journal is co-edited by seven public Catalan universities, with the co-operation of the International Biometric Society and the Catalan Statistical Society. SORT promotes the publication of original articles of a methodological or applied nature or motivated by an applied problem in statistics, operations research, official statistics or biometrics.

The journal was founded in 2006 from the convergence of interests in various areas of philological research, mainly the history of Spanish Literature and Literary Theory, in the context of early modern European letters and the survival of the classical tradition. It accepts articles in Spanish, Catalan, English, French, and Italian, and has a multidisciplinary vocation.

The journal publishes articles on the history of the last thirty years, preferably in the international field, but also in Spanish and Catalan. Occasionally, current historiographical innovations and methods applied to contemporary history in general will be of interest, as well as all kinds of problems and considerations related to the teaching and research of contemporary history.

It covers all the practices and knowledge related to translation and technologies. This e-journal is committed to bringing together expertise from beyond approaches which are strictly speaking technical or academic, or commercial. The journal divides into three sections. “Open Tradumàtica” contains articles on any topic related to research in translation technologies. “Tradumàtica Dossier” is monographic in nature. “Tradumàtica brief” is designed as a forum where short articles can be published immediately which offer the read preliminary results, proposed projects, methodological notes, etc.