Renaissance: Journal of Indonesian Culture, Society and Communication

Renaissance: Journal of Indonesian Culture, Society and Communication is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to advancing scholarly knowledge and understanding of Indonesian culture, society, and communication. The journal provides an interdisciplinary platform for exploring the diversity, development, and transformation of Indonesian communities, with particular emphasis on the relationships between cultural identities, social dynamics, communication practices, education, and technological advancements.

The journal welcomes original research addressing a broad range of topics, including Indonesian culture and local wisdom, communication and media studies, society and social change, language and literature, education, cultural heritage, arts and creative industries, tourism and cultural studies, indigenous and customary communities, digital culture, and technology and society. Interdisciplinary and comparative studies examining Indonesia within Southeast Asian and broader global contexts are also encouraged, provided they demonstrate clear relevance to the journal's aims and scope.

Renaissance welcomes manuscript submissions throughout the year from researchers, academics, practitioners, and students. The journal encourages scholarly contributions employing diverse theoretical perspectives, methodological approaches, and interdisciplinary frameworks to advance academic discourse and deepen understanding of contemporary cultural and societal issues.

All submitted manuscripts undergo editorial screening and a rigorous peer-review process to ensure academic quality, originality, methodological soundness, and scholarly relevance. Authors are required to comply with the journal's established policies concerning research ethics, authorship, copyright, academic integrity, and publication standards.

communication and media studies, digital communication, journalism and broadcasting, public relations, strategic communication, social media, digital culture, cultural communication, intercultural communication, Indonesian culture and local wisdom, society and social change, language and communication, cultural heritage, creative industries, tourism communication, indigenous and customary communities, and technology and society.