The Turkish Review of Communication Studies (TURCOM), originally established in 1992 as the "Marmara Journal of Communication," is dedicated to publishing high-quality national and international research in media and communication studies. Managed by an editorial board from the Marmara University Faculty of Communication, the journal leverages the multidisciplinary expertise of its faculty. This includes sub-disciplines such as Public Relations, Advertising, Journalism, Digital Media, Television, and Film Studies. TURCOM seeks to provide an international platform for scholars to explore and analyze media and communication from diverse perspectives.

TURCOM publishes research articles, review articles, commentaries, and book reviews to foster a multidisciplinary approach within media and communication studies. We welcome submissions that span various sub-fields within media, communication, and cultural studies, addressing diverse subjects, research problems, and methodologies. Our focus is on examining and questioning contemporary developments in the media both in Türkiye and globally, and we encourage contributions that offer cross-cultural perspectives. TURCOM is published biannually in June and December and is indexed by Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) and TRDizin. All submitted articles undergo a rigorous anonymous double-blind peer review process. There are no fees for submitting articles.

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