Focus & Scope

Focus and Scope

Focus and Scope

The Jurnal DIALEKTIKA provides a scholarly platform for the exploration and understanding of social dynamics in the digital era, from both national and global perspectives. It emphasizes how digital transformation, information technology, and online communication reshape social interaction, human behavior, psychological processes, governance, culture, public discourse, and societal engagement with public institutions, including taxation and fiscal administration. The journal encourages interdisciplinary studies that critically analyze these evolving dynamics to advance theoretical and practical insights into society in the age of digitalization, including through Community Service (Pengabdian kepada Masyarakat/PKM) activities that translate academic knowledge into community empowerment, digital literacy, social innovation, capacity building, psychosocial well-being, and practical solutions to contemporary social challenges.

The scope of the journal encompasses multidisciplinary studies in the fields of Applied Social Sciences in the Digital Era, Social Psychology and Digital Social Behavior, Social Cognition and Social Influence, Social Identity and Intergroup Relations, Social Economics and Management, Social Accounting, Social Dimensions of Taxation, Taxpayer Behavior, and Fiscal Governance, Social Semiotics, Communicative Sociolinguistics, Social Tourism, Politics, Public Administration, Socio-legal Studies, Law and Society, Religious Moderation in the Digital Society, Social Business in Livestock (Livestock Farming), Social Education Management and Educational Governance, Social Health, Social Pharmacy, and Computing and Informatics for Social Innovation, Digital Society, and Human-Centered Technology.

Within the field of Social Psychology, the journal welcomes studies examining social cognition, attitudes, social influence, interpersonal relationships, group dynamics, social identity, intergroup relations, prosocial behavior, prejudice, discrimination, collective behavior, and psychosocial well-being. Particular attention is given to the psychological and behavioral implications of digital transformation, including social media engagement, online identity, digital communication, cyberbullying, digital social support, online communities, and the influence of digital environments on individual and collective behavior.

The journal encourages submissions that explore how digital transformation, information technology, and computational communication shape contemporary society, public policy, educational systems, psychological processes, and social interaction. Both theoretical and empirical research addressing societal change, social behavior, psychological well-being, innovation, and critical social issues are particularly welcome.