About the Journal
Socientia: Journal of Social and Humanities Studies is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal published by Novantara Cendekia, dedicated to advancing research on social transformation and community innovation in contemporary society. It provides an authoritative academic platform for scholars and practitioners to publish theoretical, empirical, and critical studies focused on resolving complex societal shifts, cultural adaptations, and community governance challenges. The journal synthesizes interconnected sub-fields within the social sciences and humanities, specifically integrating social policy, applied sociology, public communication dynamics, and local cultural studies. By examining modern human interactions through a structured, problem-oriented framework, Socientia ensures high academic rigor while avoiding fragmented scope. Published three times annually in March, July, and November, Socientia publishes articles in English and enforces a rigorous peer-review process to guarantee originality and academic integrity.
Current Issue
Socientia, Volume 1 Number 2 (July 2026) focuses specifically on the critical interplay between environmental issues and community dynamics. This issue brings together a collection of rigorously peer-reviewed research articles and conceptual papers that explore the complex intersection of ecological sustainability, socio-economic impacts, and community resilience. By examining local and global environmental challenges through an interdisciplinary lens, the contributions in this volume shed light on how societies adapt to ecological shifts, resource management demands, and environmental policy changes. Ultimately, this publication aims to foster meaningful academic discourse, inspire evidence-based policy solutions, and advance sustainable practices that empower communities toward long-term socio-ecological well-being.
Articles
-
Constructing Critical Digital Literacy Among Housewives in Responding to Hoaxes, Online Fraud and Artificial Intelligence
- Pdf | Abstract views: 25 times | Download : 30 times
-
The Social Construction of Unequal Road Repair: Evidence from Karangpoh Village, Indonesia
- Pdf | Abstract views: 29 times | Download : 26 times
-
Reconstructing Student Identity through Thrifting Culture: From Second-Hand Clothing to Cultural Capital
- Pdf | Abstract views: 174 times | Download : 138 times
-
Elite Urban Expansion and Spatial Inequality: Evidence from a Coastal Community in Surabaya
- Pdf | Abstract views: 21 times | Download : 27 times
-
Negotiating Cultural Change: Habitus, Cultural Capital and Digital Transformation in Blitar
- Pdf | Abstract views: 28 times | Download : 35 times


