Mission
The mission of the MEMORIAMEDIA Review is to publish articles, documentaries, ethnographic records, artistic creations (video, photography and illustration), interviews and critical recensions that result from research on intangible cultural heritage, collective memory and oral history.
The MEMORIAMEDIA Review focuses on the publication of works in the areas of literature, social sciences (highlighting the interest in areas like traditional literature, anthropology, visual anthropology, ethnography, musicology, sociology and history) and arts.
The review is an annual online publication (with peer review and open access) of unpublished works in English. Contents published in other journals or conferences and seminars can be selected as they relate to the objectives of the MEMORIAMEDIA and prior authorization of the previous organizers or editorial entities. Such authorization must be provided by the author and prior publication must be explicitly mentioned in the new content.
MEMORIAMEDIA Review is indexed in ERIH PLUS - the European Reference Index for the Humanities and Social Sciences.
Peer review and editing process
Manuscripts submitted for publication are evaluated by the editors regarding its relevance and agreement with the objectives of the review editorial. After this preliminary evaluation the work will be submitted to various members of the editorial council (with recognized competence in the subjects proposed). These members can approve the work in the original form, suggest modifications or reject it. Based on the opinion of peers, the editors decide whether the article should be published in its original form, revised or rejected. Editors can also request the opinion of peer reviews that constitute the Review Coordination or an ad hoc List. The peer review is double-blind for papers and there will be a declaration of no conflict of interests for videos and others contents.
The journal doesn’t have article processing or submission charges.
Editorial team and peers
Journal Publisher
Memória Imaterial CRL
José Barbieri and Filomena Sousa
Partners
Instituto de Estudos de Literatura e Tradição - patrimónios, artes e culturas
Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas
Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Coordination
Filomena Sousa, Memória Imaterial, Portugal
Coordination and edition Issue n.º7
Teresa Araújo, Sandra Boto, Joana Castaño e Ana Sirgado.
Editorial Board
Ana Isabel Queiroz – IHC/FCSH/UNL, Portugal
Ana Paiva Morais – IELT– FCSH/UNL, Portugal
Ana Paula Guimarães – IELT– FCSH/UNL, Portugal
Carlos Nogueira – IELT– FCSH/UNL, Portugal
Clara Sarmento – CEI – IPPorto, Portugal
José Luís Grosso – Universidad de Catamarca, Argentina
Maria da Natividade Carvalho Pires – IP de Castelo Branco, Portugal
Maria do Rosário Tomás Rosa – CEMRI/Uab, Portugal
Maria Gabriela Cabral Bernardo Funk – Universidade dos Açores, Portugal
Sandra Teixeira – CRLA – Université de Poitiers, França
Sylvie Colla – CRLA – Université de Poitiers, França
Véronique Le Dü da Silva Sémik – CRILUS, Paris, França
MEMORIAMEDIA Review thanks to all who participated in the peer review process in 2017-2021, ensuring the adequate level of quality of this publication (reviewers of the Editorial Council and ad hoc reviewers):
Ana Carvalho
Ana Paiva Morais
Ana Paula Guimarães
Aurélio Lopes
Bruno Marques
Cigdem Esin
Clara Bertrand Cabral
Clara Sarmento
Cláudia Freire
Domingos Morais
Donald Smith
Elsa Lechner
Epp Tamm
HanHee Hahm
Hugo Alves Cruz
Idalina Conde
Isabel Bezelga
José Barbieri
José Luís Grosso
Lúcio Sousa
Luís de Sousa Martins
Luís Garcia Petit
Luísa Veloso
Maria da Natividade Carvalho Pires
Maria do Rosário Tomás Rosa
Maria Inês Queiroz
Maria Miguel Cardoso
Marluci Menezes
Marta Rodrigues Santos
Salwa Castelo-Branco
Sara Silva
Sylvie Colla
Translation assistance
Vera Refólio