https://bio10publicacao.com.br/brjpd <p>The Brazilian Journal of Policy and Development (BRJPD) - ISSN: 2675-102X is a vehicle for scientific dissemination that emerged to give visibility to scientific research produced by researchers at all levels career, seeking to contribute to the generation and dissemination of scientific evidence to inform public policies and contribute to the development of the country.</p> <p>Due to its interdisciplinary scope, and the characteristics of its idealization, the journal has no link with research institutions or a specific pos-graduate program. It is the result of the voluntary work of the editor-in-chief and other advisory members, and of the external evaluators who collaborate with the peer review system.</p> <p><span lang="en">As of 2021, the journal passes to the administration of a commercial publisher (Wissen Editora), with the aim to professionalize its management and improve the editorial quality.</span></p> <p>The Journal brings some innovations in the editorial process (as recommended by <span lang="en">San Francisco Declaration - DORA) </span><span lang="en">not imposing limits (such as the number of pages, words, figures) and accepting multiple styles of formatting bibliographic references - (articles in APA and ABNT format are accepted), in order to include articles by Brazilian and international researchers.</span></p> <p>The journal publishes theoretical, empirical research articles (case studies), experience reports, interviews, expanded summaries and book reviews.&nbsp;</p> <p>Articles in the following areas of knowledge are accepted:</p> <p><strong>Humanities:</strong> (Anthropology, Archeology, Political Science and International Relations, Sciences of Religion and Theology, Education, Philosophy, Geography, History, Psychology, Sociology, Arts, Linguistics and Literature)</p> <p><strong>Applied Social Sciences:</strong> (Public and Business Administration, Accounting, Tourism, Architecture, Urbanism and Design, Communication and information, Law, Economics, Urban and Regional Planning, Demography, Social Work).</p> <p><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>The journal's goal is that the maximum time between article submission, evaluation, and final decision will be 40 days.</strong></span></p> <p><strong>Frequency: quarterly.</strong></p> <p><strong>Editions are published at:</strong></p> <p><strong>March 30th</strong></p> <p><strong>June 30th</strong></p> <p><strong>September 30th</strong></p> <p><strong>December 30th</strong></p> <p>&nbsp;</p> Wissen Editora pt-BR Brazilian Journal of Policy and Development 2675-102X https://bio10publicacao.com.br/brjpd/article/view/546 <p>Digital communication policy has reshaped interactions between representatives and represented, expanding the reach of public discourse and promoting new forms of participation. However, challenges such as the digital divide, the spread of misinformation and the marginalization of vulnerable groups undermine fairness in online political debate. The research investigates the impacts of inclusion and diversity on digital political communication, analyzing existing barriers and strategies to overcome them. The study adopts a qualitative approach, based on a bibliographical review and documentary analysis of public and normative policies aimed at regulating digital communication. The results demonstrate that the governance of digital platforms and the implementation of inclusive guidelines are fundamental to avoiding exclusionary segmentation and ensuring greater accessibility. The adoption of mechanisms for transparency and regulation of algorithmic personalization is necessary to prevent the concentration of information in privileged groups. It is concluded that the implementation of communication policy also depends on cooperation between public and private agents and civil society, promoting equity in digital democratic participation.</p> JOURNAL OF EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND HEALTH JESH Dárcio Luiz Costa Eloi Renata Vicentini Monteiro Rodrigues Copyright (c) 2025 Brazilian Journal of Policy and Development 2024-10-28 2024-10-28 6 1 20 10.52832/BRJPD.6.2024.546