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The Journal of Sociomuseology is a twice-yearly scientific publication, edited by the Department of Museology (Center for Interdisciplinary Studies in Education and Development (CeiED)- Institute of Education - Lusophone University of Humanities and Technologies).

It was founded in 1993 and is currently the oldest and continuing Journal of Museology in Portuguese. Its priority objectives are the publication of scientific papers in the area of ​​Sociomuseology, for whose international consolidation it has contributed in a permanent way, giving support to the training in Sociomuseology in general and in particular to the Masters and Doctoral programs in the ULHT.

The Journal publishes original articles in four languages: Portuguese, English, French and Spanish. It was reorganized in 2013 with a digital edition and has been accepted in the international indexing networks, SCOPUS, Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ), European Reference Index for the Humanities and the Social Sciences (ERIH PLUS) and Information Matrix for the Analysis of Journals (MIAR). It is published in the Platform Public Knowledge Project (PKP) being included in the Preservation Network Portico Ithaka. The Editorial and Referee Board is comprised of internationally renowned scholars and scholars from the field of museology, from Brazil, Canada, Spain, France, India, Portugal, UK, USA.

  • Call for papers “Social museology and the new challenges of ICOM" Dubai 2025

    2025-07-14

    Call for papers
    “Social museology and the new challenges of ICOM" -  Dubai 2025

    There is currently a profound international debate arising from the approval by ICOM (2022) of the new museum definition of Museums, together with the ongoing process of reviewing the Code of Ethics, with the necessary introduction of issues related to the Social dimension of Museums, already included in the 2015 UNESCO Recommendation concerning the Protection and Promotion of Museums and Collections, their Diversity and their Role in Society.

    In this context, the Journal Cadernos de Sociomuseologia (SCOPUS Q3) in partnership with the International Committee of Social Museology SOMUS-IC, considered it would be appropriate to publish a special issue (September 30, 2025 expected publication) dedicated to the aforementioned issues, as a contribution to the ICOM General Conference to be held in Dubai in November 2025, and are therefore launching this call for papers.

    Deadline for submission of papers | August 15, 2025.

    Review Process | All submitted papers will be reviewed by expert reviewers in the field, ensuring the quality and relevance of the selected content.

    Submission Guidelines | To start submitting a paper, please log in, or register and follow the steps indicated
    https://revistas.ulusofona.pt/index.php/cadernosociomuseologia/login

    Submitted articles must follow the formatting standards of the Journal of Sociomuseology.
    https://revistas.ulusofona.pt/index.php/cadernosociomuseologia/about/submissions

    Information in each article:

    Title in original language
    Title in English
    Abstract
    Keywords 3 to 5
    Information for authors
    Authors Name
    Email
    Orcid ID
    Institutional affiliation
    Mini CV Max: 200 characters (incl. spaces)
    For more information, please contact us: revistacadernos@gmail.com

    Thank you in advance for your contribution to this special issue “Social museology and the new challenges of ICOM - Dubai 2025”

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  • New indexing of Cadernos in SCOPUS and QUALIS

    2023-04-09

    The long-awaited new indexation of Cadernos in SCOPUS is certainly a form of international recognition of the work carried out to provide the Department of Museology with a consistent and scientifically demanding journal, serving the deepening and dissemination of Museology and the School of Thought of Sociomuseology.
    We also point out that QUALIS  / CAPES has risen to B1 and is currently the best-qualified magazine in the Portuguese language in the field of Museology.
    To all who have supported this Brazil/Portugal project, with their contributions and advice, our most sincere recognition. We believe that this "organic" connection has been and will be our greatest strength in the future.

    Judite Primo / Mario Moutinho

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