International Communication Studies in Literature and Art (ICSLA) (Print ISSN 3079 -2711; Online ISSN: 3104-5081) is a peer-reviewed academic journal published by Hong Kong Information Education Publishing Company Limited. ICSLA publishes two issues each year in both Chinese and English. 

Scope and Topics 

ICSLA focuses on a wide range of topics related to international communication studies in literature and art, including: 

• • International Communication Studies in Literature;

• • International Communication Studies in Dance;

• • International Communication Studies in Drama;

• • International Communication Studies in Film and Television;

• • International Communication Studies in Sculpture;

• • International Communication Studies in Architecture;

• • International Communication Studies in Design;

• • International Communication Studies in Painting.

This journal encourages interdisciplinary research, particularly on emerging topics such as the integration of artificial intelligence in international communication studies in literature and art. In line with international standard, ICSLA does not have fixed  sections or columns, but accepts high-quality research within these areas of focus.

Open Access Policy

JCLEE is a fully open access journal that provides immediate and permanent free access to all published content for all users worldwide without requiring any article processing charges (APCs) or subscription fees. All articles are published under the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) license, allowing unrestricted sharing, distribution, and reuse with proper attribution. Authors retain copyright of their work while granting the journal publishing rights. We support responsible scholarly sharing by permitting authors to deposit preprints in any repository without embargo and postprints immediately upon publication. This sustainable model maintains the highest standards of peer review and editorial quality while eliminating financial barriers to knowledge dissemination.

Disclaimer

The opinions expressed in the articles are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the journal or its publisher.