Asia Pacific Public Relations Journal
Asia Pacific Public Relations Journal (APPRJ) invites public relations scholars, professionals, and graduate students from the Asia Pacific region to submit articles on public relations and communication research, theory, professional practice, comment, case studies and book reviews.
The Asia Pacific Public Relations Journal publishes original papers on public relations and related areas. Until 2017, there were two issues per year but in August 2017, the journal moved to a "rolling issue" model.
More about the journal
The Journal has an editorial board and all research papers are subject to double blind peer review. The editor welcomes papers from established and emerging scholars.
The journal has several areas of specific focus and these are:
- Issues, research and cases related to the Asia Pacific region
- Public relations pedagogy: research, cases, commentary
- Original scholarship and commentary on general and areas of public relations research and practice - global focus wider than Asia Pacific is welcome
Special sections of the "rolling issue" will be considered on application to the Editor.
The journal also would like to see submissions that examine ways to more effectively present public relations research and assess its impact. Research that examines these issues in our field and suggests mechanisms for increased engagement with the work published in this and other journals in our field would be very welcome.
Volumes
- Volume 20
- Volume 19
- Volume 18
- Volume 17, No 2
- Volume 17, No 1
- Volume 16
- Volume 15
- Volume 14
- Volume 13, No 2
- Volume 13, No 1
- Volume 12
- Volume 11
- Volume 10
- Volume 9
- Volume 8
- Volume 5
Submissions
Asia Pacific Public Relations Journal (APPRJ) invites public relations scholars, professionals, and graduate students from the Asia Pacific region to submit public relations and communication research, theory, professional practice, comment, case studies and book reviews.
Please note the journal is peer-reviewed. Contributions submitted to the ‘Articles’ section will go through a peer-review process and will be reviewed by academics working in the public relations and communication disciplines. Other submissions (book reviews and commentaries) will be reviewed by the APPRJ editor prior to publication.