Smart: Journal of Media Communication and Social Dynamics is a triannual, peer-reviewed academic publication dedicated to the critical examination of the intersection between evolving media technologies, communicative practices, and their broader sociopolitical implications. Committed to fostering interdisciplinary scholarship, the journal serves as a rigorous forum for theoretical and empirical research that explores how digital and traditional media shape social cohesion, cultural identity, and public discourse in an increasingly interconnected world. By publishing high-quality original articles, comprehensive literature reviews, and methodological advancements three times a year in January, May, and September the journal aims to advance the understanding of complex social dynamics driven by media ecosystems, offering vital insights for scholars, practitioners, and policymakers navigating the global information landscape.