NIET Journal of Discourse, Technology, and Society (NJDTS)
NIET Journal of Discourse, Technology, and Society (NJDTS) is a peer-reviewed journal that publishes work that delves deeper into the intersection of language, communication practices, and digital technologies in modern society. It attempts to closely examine how the contours of discourse are shaped across digital platforms such as social media, online communities, and mediated communication environments, etc. The journal seeks to provide a multidisciplinary space where different disciplines can enter into meaningful dialogues with each other. It aims to explore how technology radically transforms human communication and social interaction. Scholarly works in this field generally adopt qualitative, quantitative, or mixed-method approaches to analyse the role of technology in society.
The journal is particularly interested in how technology influences power and ideology in the world we inhabit. It attempts to understand the implications of existing in an increasingly digital world. The journal invites original research articles, theoretical studies, and critical reviews that examine the role of language and technology in transforming society. It encourages contributions from fields such as discourse studies, media studies, communication studies, sociology, philosophy, cultural studies, linguistics, and digital humanities, etc.
The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to:
The primary goal of the journal is to provide a meaningful platform for innovative and impactful scholarship that delves deeper into the constantly evolving relationship between discourse, technology, and society. It is committed to excellence in research exploring the implications of living in an age marked by rapid technological advancements.
Novel findings from empirical studies and experiments that advance knowledge in the field.
Comprehensive literature surveys that synthesize current knowledge and identify research gaps.
Brief reports of preliminary findings that warrant rapid publication.
Detailed analysis of specific instances or implementations providing valuable insights.
Innovative research methods or techniques that advance methodological capabilities.
Research bridging multiple disciplines to address complex problems and create new knowledge.
Double-blind peer review by domain experts
Minimum two independent reviewers per submission
Constructive feedback and recommendations provided
Editorial decision based on reviewer consensus
Opportunity for revision and resubmission
Final editorial approval before publication