The Journal of Digital Media & Policy invites proposals for a special issue examining media reform in post-conflict societies, including AI governance, digital resilience and democratic transformation.

Who can contribute

The call welcomes scholars, policymakers and practitioners internationally. Comparative and Global South perspectives are relevant. Participation in an earlier forum is not required.

Submission timetable

Abstract: Approximately 500 words plus a short biography, due 11 September 2026

Full manuscript: Due 11 March 2027 if invited

Length: 6,000–8,000 words including references

Planned issue: Volume 19.1, March 2028

Possible research directions

Media governance after conflict, AI and disinformation, sustainable journalism, pluralism and institutional change. Manuscripts undergo double-anonymised review and must not be under consideration elsewhere.

Developing a proposal

Specify the setting, research question, evidence and proposed contribution. Explain how the case illuminates media reform rather than relying only on a broad description of technological change.

Official source

https://www.intellectbooks.com/journal-of-digital-media-policy

Disclaimer

Media Hole shares this opportunity for information only and is not affiliated with the organiser or its selection process. Applicants should verify eligibility, deadlines, terms and availability on the official source before applying. Selection is determined solely by the organiser.

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Details checked: 5 September 2026.