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Since 1992, Communication & organisation, a journal published by the MICA research centre (EA 4426 Université Bordeaux Montaigne), has been actively taking part in the structuration and dynamism of the organisational communication research field in France and abroad. Recognized as qualifying journal by CNU 71 and HCERES, the printed edition is published by the Presses Universitaires de Bordeaux. The review offers two thematic issues per year, as well as off- survey columns.

Latest issue
67 | 2025
Méthodes innovantes de recherche en communication : nouvelles pratiques, nouveaux enjeux

Innovative research methods in communication: new practices, new challenges
Edited by Nayra Vacaflor , Raphaëlle Bats and Camelia Cusnir

Contemporary challenges in organisational communication require us to rethink our methodological approaches. This special issue explores the conditions under which new research methodologies can respond to current and future challenges. The articles highlight innovative methodologies that enable immersive analysis of complex interactions, integrating visual, textual, participatory and creative dimensions that promote commitment and skill development. They also emphasize the potential of emerging technologies, such as virtual reality and 360° video, to enrich data collection in research. They observe the barriers to and the facilitators of the use and recognition of these methods. They question the relationship between researchers and their research subjects and the transformations that are taking place. Transdisciplinarity is a theme that runs throughout this issue, illustrating the need to combine information and communication sciences with other disciplines in order to respond to the contemporary challenges of organisational communication research. This issue thus aims to support researchers, teachers and professionals in organizational communication by offering them unique perspectives and concrete case studies to inspire new approaches in their projects in response to the organizational and managerial transformations of a society in transition.

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