About the Journal

DigiSoc examines how digital technologies are reshaping social structures, identities, and community life across diverse global contexts. The journal investigates the social implications of digital transformation, with particular attention to inequality, identity formation, and community resilience in the platform era. A central concern is the mediation of social relationships and belonging through digital platforms, the dynamics of inclusion and exclusion in digitally mediated societies, and the forms of social resilience that emerge in response to rapid technological change.

The scope of the journal encompasses a broad range of topics at the intersection of digital technologies and social change, including:

• Digital inequality and the digital divide
• Platform-mediated identities and communities
• Social resilience and adaptation in the digital age
• Datafication, surveillance, and social sorting
• Digital inclusion, access, and literacy
• Social movements and digital activism
• Algorithmic governance and social control
• Trust, privacy, and digital citizenship
• Digital labor and the gig economy
• Comparative studies of digital transformation
• Methodological innovations in digital social research

DigiSoc welcomes original research, review articles, case studies, perspectives, and opinions that engage critically with the social dimensions of digitalization. The journal encourages interdisciplinary approaches that bridge sociology, media studies, communication, anthropology, and science and technology studies, with particular interest in contributions that center marginalized voices and understudied contexts.