It is the first legal journal dedicated to interdisciplinary studies on human-animal relations and has a wide international circulation. Its basic aim is to publish and disseminate original research and rigorous technical work in animal law and related sciences (animal welfare sciences, animal-related public policy, ethics, nutrition, education, animal-assisted therapies, cultural history). Its contents cover all fields of animal law research.

It is an interdisciplinary journal that aims to publish current lines of debate in the field of Spanish as a Foreign Language (ELE). It opens up a space for exchange and research on the teaching of language and literature in the ELE classroom, with new readings to be shared and debated.

Open access scientific journal published by the Department of Applied Pedagogy of the Autonomous University of Barcelona and founded in 1982. The aim of the journal is to disseminate the results of educational research in order to promote and share them among the scientific community, educational professionals and academics, as well as the public specialised in pedagogical issues.

Founded in 1981, this academic journal of philosophy focuses on the debate about rationality in all its dimensions. Acceptance of articles is by double-blind peer review. The journal also publishes bibliographical notes and reviews and invites proposals for monographic issues. The journal is published twice a year (March and October) and is open access.

The journal publishes papers on topics relevant to scientific and mathematical education, from early childhood education to university education: research that allows progressing in the educational bases of scientific and mathematical learning; works reporting on the impact of different teaching practices aimed to promote the learning of science and mathematics; and works related to the epistemology and the history of science and mathematics.

This journal is intended to publish works that contribute to enriching the knowledge of phraseology and lexicology not only of Spanish, but also of other languages. Any of these topics can be treated from a multidisciplinary perspective regarding quantitative and/or qualitative empirical studies, studies related to phraseography and lexicography, language contact and the variation of Spanish (diatopic, diastratic and/or diaphasic). The chosen topic can be treated from a synchronous and/or diachronic perspective.

Specialized in graphic design and graphic communication, it is a scientific communication instrument on graphic design. That is why articles are published from different perspectives that design can adopt. The aim is to bring design closer to the empirical field and distance it from practices based on individual experiences that do not follow scientific methodology. The study of the formal elements of graphic design and how it affects people is our interest.

Scientific journal born within the Research Group in Fundamental and Oriented Anthropology (GRAFO) of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona and where particularly relevant results of research, discussions and scientific debates carried out within the group are published. The journal is nourished by the research work (in progress or already completed) of researchers, whether they are members of the group or directly involved in its activities.

It is the first journal in Spain dedicated entirely to the study of the Indian subcontinent. We have published a volume every year since 2014 and the journal can boast of having published work by prestigious scholars in the world of Indian studies. The topics dealt with include history, anthropology, environmental issues, literature, cinema, art and music. Besides the section on academic articles we also publish miscellanea, which covers memoirs and interviews.

Journal of theoretical and experimental linguistics, with Romance varieties as the object of research. It publishes articles on any linguistic phenomenon in any Romance variety. No preference is given to any specific theoretical approach, but articles should have clear implications for language theory and should not be merely descriptive in nature.