Social Semiotics is a journal for discourse and critique looking for high quality, politically engaged papers that use textual analysis, discourse analysis, political economy, ethnography or combinations of these and/or other methods, to say something concrete about the nature of life in our societies. We welcome different theoretical approaches and we encourage papers which bring theory and practice together to challenge one another.

Papers should be dedicated to exploring the economy of signs in the contemporary social formation. Analyses of the everyday and of the quotidian sociopolitical significance of representations will be particularly welcome.

Peer Review Policy:
All papers in this journal have undergone editorial screening and peer review.