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| E-ISSN | : 3163-6209 | |
| Editor-in-chief | : Achmad Fawaid 57214837323 |
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| Accreditation No. | : 00/KPT/00.00/202x | |
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| Frequency | : 4 issues per year (quarterly) | |
| Focus & Scope | : Linguistics and communication studies | |
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About the Journal
Indonesian Journal of Language and Communication Studies is a double blind peer-reviewed scholarly journal that publishes original research articles and critical studies in the fields of language and communication. This journal is published quarterly as a platform for the dissemination of theoretical, empirical, and interdisciplinary findings that welcome a wide range of topics, including but not limited to linguistics (theoretical and applied) and conversation analysis, media and digital communication, intercultural communication, language policy and planning, critical communication studies, and language-based approaches to communication phenomena.
ASJC Code: 3310 – Linguistics and Language; 3315 – Communication
By publishing in Indonesian Journal of Language and Communication Studies, authors become part of an international scholarly community dedicated to advancing theoretical, applied, and interdisciplinary research on language and communication in contemporary society. This journal welcomes contributions from established academics, early-career researchers, and doctoral scholars who seek a reputable and forward-looking venue for impactful studies in linguistics, discourse analysis, pragmatics, sociolinguistics, communication practices, media discourse, intercultural interaction, and language-centered approaches to communication across social, cultural, and digital contexts.
Current Issue
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Politeness after virality: Pragmatic norms, moral judgment, and digital citizenship among Indonesian youth
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Hashtagging the public good: Environmental activism and the discursive making of civic voice in Indonesia
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Gendered selves in platformed spaces: Identity, affect, and community talk in Indonesian social media
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Interfaith talk in the algorithmic public sphere: A corpus-assisted study of religious diversity in Indonesia
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Performing the nation online: Multimodal government communication and the visual politics of Indonesian identity
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Visibility by design: Recommendation algorithms and the unequal circulation of Indonesian linguistic content on YouTube
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Digital media and sustainable development: A development communication perspective
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