Aim
The Journal of Social Movements aims to provide a reputable platform for the dissemination of scholarly research, critical reflections, and innovative practices concerning social movements, collective action, and transformative change. The journal seeks to promote interdisciplinary dialogue and to strengthen the link between academic inquiry and social engagement. By integrating perspectives from the social sciences, humanities, and community-based research, it aspires to advance both theoretical understanding and practical solutions for building inclusive, equitable, and sustainable societies.

Scope
The journal welcomes conceptual papers, empirical studies, policy analyses, and case studies addressing a wide range of topics including but not limited to:

• Dynamics, theories, and typologies of social movements and collective action

• Digital activism, social media movements, and networked mobilization

• Political participation, civic engagement, and public advocacy

• Human rights, environmental justice, gender equality, and social inclusion

• Education and cultural dimensions of social transformation

• Community development, empowerment, and social innovation

• Participatory research and community service (pengabdian kepada masyarakat) initiatives

• Collaboration between academia, civil society, and local communities for social change

The journal encourages contributions that not only expand theoretical frontiers but also demonstrate real-world applications and impacts of social movement research through community-based and participatory approaches.