Journal Smart Pedia

Smart: Journal of Media Communication and Social Dynamics (smedia) 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.

Smart: Journal of Statecraft, Politics, and Geopolitics (SPolitics) serves as a premier scholarly platform dedicated to the rigorous analysis of governance, international relations, and strategic power dynamics, bridging critical Indonesian perspectives with broader global discourse. The journal fosters a multidisciplinary dialogue on the evolving complexities of statecraft, offering evidence-based insights into policy innovation, regional stability, and the shifting landscape of modern geopolitics. Committed to advancing high-impact research that informs both academic theory and practical statecraft, SPolitics is published triannually in March, July, and November. By maintaining a rigorous peer-review process, the journal provides an essential venue for scholars, diplomats, and practitioners to address contemporary challenges in national sovereignty and international cooperation within an increasingly interconnected world.

Smart: Journal of Global Islamic Studies and Social Science (SGISci) serves as a premier interdisciplinary platform for the dissemination of rigorous scholarship at the intersection of Islamic studies and the broader social sciences, both within the Indonesian context and on a global scale. By fostering a critical dialogue between traditional theological frameworks and contemporary empirical methodologies, the journal facilitates a nuanced understanding of sociocultural, political, and ethical dynamics in the Muslim world and beyond. Published tri-annually in February, June, and October, SGISci is committed to maintaining high standards of peer-reviewed excellence, offering insightful perspectives that address complex societal challenges through an integrative academic lens.

Smart: Journal of Psychology and Counseling Education (SPsych) serves as a distinguished peer-reviewed platform dedicated to the advancement of scholarly discourse within the interdisciplinary fields of psychological science and counseling pedagogy. The journal facilitates the rigorous dissemination of empirical research, longitudinal studies, and theoretical frameworks that address contemporary issues in human behavior, mental health interventions, and educational guidance strategies. By maintaining a tri-annual publication cycle releasing issues in February, June, and October it ensures a consistent and timely exchange of knowledge among academics, practitioners, and researchers. Ultimately, the publication aims to bridge the gap between clinical psychological insights and practical counseling applications, fostering innovative solutions to enhance the quality of education and psychological well-being across diverse societal contexts.

Smart: Journal of Islamic Religion and Sharia Studies (SSharia) is a peer-reviewed academic publication dedicated to advancing scholarly discourse on Islamic theology, religious jurisprudence, and Sharia law within contemporary and historical contexts. Established as a forum for rigorous intellectual inquiry, the journal publishes original research articles, theoretical analyses, and critical reviews that examine Islamic religious thought, legal frameworks, and their applications in modern societies. Contributors include internationally recognized scholars, theologians, legal experts, and researchers from diverse academic disciplines who investigate topics ranging from classical Islamic jurisprudence and Quranic exegesis to contemporary issues in Islamic law, ethics, and religious practice. The journal maintains rigorous academic standards through a comprehensive peer-review process, ensuring that all published works meet the highest scholarly criteria and contribute meaningfully to the field. By fostering interdisciplinary dialogue between Islamic studies, comparative religion, law, sociology, and philosophy, the journal serves as a vital platform for understanding the complexities of Islamic religious and legal traditions while promoting evidence-based scholarship and nuanced analysis of Sharia jurisprudence. Published triannually in February, June, and October, the Journal of Islamic Religion and Sharia Studies reaches a global audience of academics, practitioners, policymakers, and students seeking authoritative insights into the theological, legal, and practical dimensions of Islamic scholarship and its relevance to contemporary international discourse.

Smart: Journal of Criminal Law Review and Analysis (SCrim) is a rigorous, peer-reviewed academic forum dedicated to the comprehensive examination of substantive and procedural criminal law, penal policy, and the broader intersections of criminal justice and contemporary society. Published triannually in February, June, and October, SCrim seeks to advance scholarly discourse by featuring high-impact doctrinal analyses, empirical studies, and critical theoretical perspectives from legal scholars, practitioners, and policymakers. Committed to fostering intellectual excellence and shaping critical legal debates, the journal serves as a premier platform for incisive critiques, comprehensive reviews of emerging statutory reforms, and the thorough evaluation of seminal jurisprudence within the dynamic field of criminal law.