Journal published since 1995 (electronic since 2011) by the PROLOPE research group of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, founded by Alberto Blecua and currently directed by Gonzalo Pontón. It brings together scholarly articles on textual, literary or cultural issues that contribute to a better understanding of Lope de Vega, his work and his time, from both current research approaches and traditional perspectives.

The main aim of the journal is to promote dialogue and innovation in social and cultural studies and to encourage interdisciplinary reflection in the tradition of the human and social sciences. It explicitly claims an ethos that is receptive to debate and critical reflection, both theoretical and methodological, international in its outlook and scope, open, reflexive, imaginative and interdisciplinary. Athenea Digital is particularly interested in the connections and relationships that emerge between different intellectual developments, processes of change in social practices and forms, and institutional transformation in the broadest sense.

Interdisciplinary and multilingual publication aimed at researchers and specialists.
Understanding the fantastic as an always problematic confrontation between the real and the impossible in a world like ours, there are other non-mimetic genres that do not fit this definition, such as science fiction, the marvellous or fantasy.
It opens its pages to works on the fantastic in its various artistic manifestations (narrative, theatre, cinema, comics, painting, photography, video games, television and radio) in all languages and countries throughout the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries.

The journal is dedicated to research in teaching and learning geography, history, and social sciences. The objectives are to disseminate research works carried out in social sciences teaching and learning, delve into the theoretical and practical foundations of these works, and present new lines and new research topics. The scope is international, and it is directed by the University of Barcelona and the Autonomous University of Barcelona.

Annual open access scientific journal, published since 1995 by the Department of Art and Musicology of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. A double-blind peer review system is used. It publishes articles related to all fields of art history, prioritising originality, relevance and an interdisciplinary approach.

This journal, conceived and led by students of the doctoral program of the Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology of the UAB for two decades, publishes original contributions to the knowledge of culturally diverse or difficult-to-reach human groups, preferably through ethnography and participant observation. The journal publishes in Spanish, Catalan, English, and Portuguese.

The journal publishes studies on Italian language and literature with particular attention to the relations between Italian and Iberian cultures in a broad sense: contrastive linguistics, comparative literature, theory of translations, study of reception, interdisciplinary studies such as connections between literature and art, music and visual arts, etc. It is addressed to academic scholars and in particular to those interested in Italian. Due to the many universities involved, the journal maintains a close connection with the different initiatives organized in the field of Italian (conferences, lectures, events for the general public.)

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.

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.