The Galician Asociation of Researchers in Communication (AGACOM) and the University of Santiago de Compostela (USC) has just published the last number of the International Yearbook of Comunicação Lusófona, corresponding to 2015 and 2016. The volume, directed by Margarita Ledo Andión, is titled Inquiry methodologies, cyberculture, regulation and cooperation pick up the premises which inspired the XII LUSOCOM Conference/III MEDIACOM Conference, celebrated in Praia, Cabo Verde’s capital, between October 19th and 21st 2016, and collect the contributions of academics of diverse fields and origins with the aim of “search for models of cooperation from difference, debating about regulation as guarantor mechanism of mediatic literacy and as part of the right to communicate, and doing it with the sign of multiple voices, intercultural position and relation between equals”.
This new installment of the Yearbook, edited by Margarita Ledo, Francisco Campos, Carlos Toural, Xosé Rúas,Ana Isabel Rodríguez, Carmen Costa e Maria Salgueiro, is avaliable at AGACOM’s web.