Project: Fan activism: feminisms and representation in pop culture
Responsible Professor: Clarice Greco Alves
Funding Agency: FAPESP
Process: No. 2021/14200-8 - validity: July 2024
Amount received: R$ 34,118.73 and a 24-month scholarship for students (TT-1), of R$ 505.00 per month
Project: Urban cultures, youth and alternative musical-media practices in São Paulo: uses of the city, socialities and interculturality
Responsible Professor: Simone Luci Pereira
Funding Agency: CNPq
Process: No. 303638/2019-2 - validity: March 2023
Amount Received: R$ 39,600.00
Project: Erasmus International Mobility Program KA107, Project
Responsible Professor: Paolo Demuru
Sponsoring Body: Erasmus Program European Union
Process: No. 2020-1-IT02-KA107-078698 - effective date: June 2023
Value Received: 1500.00 euros for air tickets and 160.00 euros for daily rates for 14 days
Project: Feelings, for all my life I'll feel it? – Memory and nomadism of the song in English, from Brazil
Responsible Professor: Heloísa de Araújo Duarte Valente
Funding Agency: CNPq
Process: No. 310199/2019-0 - validity: March 2023
Amount Received: R$ 39,600.00
Project: Project: The role of empathy in mimetic communication processes
Responsible Professor: Malena Segura Contrera
Funding Agency: CNPq
Process: No. 308395/2019-0 - validity: March 2023
Amount Received: R$ 39,600.00
Project: Sous le ciel de Paris: memory and nomadism of French song in Brazil Responsible Professor: Heloísa de Araújo Duarte Valente
Funding Agency: FAPESP
Process: No. 2018/11766-8 - validity: October 2021
Amount Received: R$ 46.155,24
Project: Tensions between Social Fields: fake news and the reconfiguration of the communicational field
Responsible Professor: Carla Montuori Fernandes
Funding Agency: FAPESP
Process: No. 2020/05274-5 - validity: January 2021
Amount Received: R$ 24,000.00
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About the journal
Since 2010, GALÁxIA has been published in electronic format and accepts contributions in Portuguese, English and Spanish. Founded in 2000 as part of the Postgraduate Program in Communication and Semiotics at the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo (PUC-SP), the journal was created with the aim of strengthening the Program's lines of research, fostering exchanges with other institutions and contributing to the development of the field of Communication in dialogue with culture.
In 2024, with the aim of expanding inter-institutional dialogue and enriching the editorial debate, a strategic partnership was formalized with the Postgraduate Program in Communication, Culture and the Amazon at the Federal University of Pará (UFPA) and the Postgraduate Program in Communication at the Paulista University (UNIP). This initiative resulted in the renewal of the Executive and Scientific Editorial Boards, which now include recognized researchers linked to universities in Brazil and countries in South America, North America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania.
Currently, the journal accepts submissions and publishes approved articles in continuous flow and in thematic editions, consisting of unpublished articles, essays and reviews by authors affiliated with higher education institutions and national and international research centers.
Indexed in SciELO since 2014, GALÁxIA adopts the ethical standards of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), the American Educational Research Association, FAPESP and the Council of Science Editors (CSE). From 2025, with the aim of optimizing the dissemination of scientific knowledge, approved articles will be published in continuous format on the SciELO platform, being distributed in the four issues of the year as they are reviewed. At the end of each issue, the content will also be made available on the PUC-SP Electronic Journals Portal.
In line with good practices in national and international scientific communication, GALÁxIA has begun to implement Open Science policies.
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About the journal
Created in 2020, MusiMid: Revista Brasileira de Estudos em Música e Mídia was conceived as a means of disseminating scientific knowledge about music in its interdisciplinary areas, with an emphasis on musical semiotics, as well as its more specific approach (musicology, history, criticism, ethnomusicology).
The journal is published by the Center for Studies in Music and the Media, linked to UNIP's PPG in Communication, and addresses, in particular, issues related to the role of music, in its various forms of existence (live, mediated) at the heart of contemporary culture: patterns of taste and sensitivity in listening, consumption, in the various social strata (belonging and attachment, identitarianism, etc.); also: music as a memory of culture.
Articles are submitted and published on a continuous basis.
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