Oratio Directa Journal invites authors to submit manuscripts for Volume 9 Number 1 (2027). Submission deadline is 31 December 2026.
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This issue brings together studies on religious communication, digital media, social cohesion, counter-radicalization, governmental crisis communication, and the contemporary relevance of political thought. The articles examine religious leaders as Islamic public relations practitioners through a philosophy-of-science review of da’wah communication practice (Hidayat, 2026), the influence of social media on religious moderation among university students (Munawaruzaman & Setiawan, 2026), the effectiveness of the National Counterterrorism Agency’s deradicalization program in supporting reintegration and counter-radicalization at Sentul Special Correctional Facility (Prayitno, 2026), crisis communication by the Prabowo administration in responding to the pig’s-head terror case targeting the Tempo newsroom (Faisyal & Chaniago, 2026), and the relationship between Soekarno’s thought, technology, and Generation Z through the concept of digital Marhaens (Silitonga & Tampomuri, 2026).
Oratio Directa, published by LPPM at FISIP Bung Karno University, carries Bung Karno's oratory spirit into clear, critical, direct debate on communication. Using double-blind peer review, it serves scholars, practitioners, and regulators worldwide and welcomes work in Public Relations, Advertising, Broadcasting, Journalism, Communication Management, communication training, media business, marketing communication, communication technology, media management, and consulting and training management. As a key journal, Oratio Directa backs sound exchange, set standards, good work, and debate in the field, and links theory, practice, policy, media, and new ideas so scholars at home and abroad can share work, test views, add insight, and help the field grow in scope, use, and value.
