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The Journal of Digital Politics and Democracy (JIDIPOL) of Universitas Pembangunan Nasional Veteran Jakarta is a master’s degree journal, serves as a vital academic platform for exploring the intricate relationship between digital technology and democratic processes. In an era where digital platforms are reshaping political engagement and civic participation, this journal aims to critically analyze how these changes impact democracy, governance, and social movements around the globe.

As Indonesia embraces the digital age, the journal delves into the concept of digital politics, examining how online interactions influence public opinion, mobilize citizens, and transform traditional political structures. The rise of cyberpolitics presents both opportunities and challenges, as digital tools can empower individuals to engage in political discourse while also posing risks such as misinformation and digital surveillance.

Central to the journal's mission is the exploration of transformative democracy, which emphasizes the potential of digital technologies to enhance transparency, accountability, and inclusivity in governance. By investigating how digital platforms can facilitate greater citizen engagement, the journal highlights the importance of fostering an informed electorate capable of participating meaningfully in democratic processes.

The journal also addresses the concept of politik kewargaan (digital citizenship), focusing on how technology redefines civic identity and responsibilities. It examines the ways in which citizens can leverage digital tools to advocate for their rights, engage in activism, and hold their leaders accountable, thereby reinforcing the democratic fabric of society.

Moreover, The Journal of Digital Politics and Democracy critically analyzes the intersection of gender and democracy in the digital realm. It explores how women and marginalized groups utilize digital platforms for advocacy and representation, while also addressing the challenges they face, such as online harassment and exclusion from digital spaces.

In addition, the journal investigates the phenomenon of political disruption, where digital movements challenge established power dynamics and create new avenues for civic engagement. By examining case studies of grassroots activism and online campaigns, the journal highlights the transformative potential of digital movements in shaping democratic outcomes.

Therefore, this JIDIPOL looks forward to your valuable contributions and to fostering a collaborative environment for knowledge exchange. The journal designed for published research will be organized thematically, aligning with the core focus areas of political sciences. These themes encompass a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:

1) Digital politics;

2) Cyberpolitics;

3) Transformative democracy;

4) Digital citizenship;

5)  Gender and democracy;

6) Political Disruption; and/ or,

6) Digital movement and democracy.

Ultimately, The Journal of Digital Politics and Democracy serves as a crucial resource for scholars, policymakers, and activists seeking to understand the complexities of digital politics. By fostering dialogue around these critical issues, the journal aims to contribute to the development of a more informed, engaged, and participatory citizenry, strengthening the foundations of democracy in Indonesia and beyond.

The spirit of information enshrined in Article 28F of the 1945 Constitution of Indonesia emphasizes the fundamental right of every individual to communicate and access information. This constitutional provision is pivotal in shaping the discourse around digital politics and democracy, particularly regarding the role of information in national and state life. In this context, the Journal of Digital Politics and Democracy aligns closely with the principles outlined in Article 28F, highlighting the importance of information access in fostering an informed citizenry and enhancing democratic engagement.

 

"Politics in the digital era is not a game of the weak; it is a game of the strong, where influence is wielded through data, connectivity, and the power of ideas." – Inspired by John F. Kennedy