Focus and Scope
SocDigi investigates how social media, digital communities, and online interactions are transforming social relationships, collective behavior, and cultural production. The journal examines the social dynamics of digital platforms, including the formation, evolution, and sustainability of digital communities, the role of algorithms in shaping social interaction and identity, and the intersection of digital cultures with offline social structures.
The scope of the journal encompasses a broad range of topics at the intersection of digital media and social life, including:
- Social media and social relationships
- Digital communities and online networks
- Identity, self-presentation, and authenticity online
- Virality, memes, and digital culture
- Social movements and digital mobilization
- Platform governance and community norms
- Algorithms, recommendation systems, and social interaction
- Well-being and mental health in digital spaces
- Misinformation, echo chambers, and polarization
- Digital ethnography and online research methods
SocDigi welcomes original research, review articles, case studies, perspectives, and opinions that advance theoretical and empirical understanding of digital social life. The journal encourages interdisciplinary approaches that bridge sociology, media studies, communication, psychology, and anthropology, with particular interest in comparative and cross-cultural studies.
