About the Journal
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MACCA: Journal of Education, Language, and Culture is an academic journal dedicated to advancing research and scholarly discussions in education, language, and culture. The journal welcomes original research articles, theoretical studies, conceptual papers, and other scholarly works addressing contemporary issues and developments in these fields. MACCA encourages interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary studies that contribute to the development of knowledge, educational practice, linguistic understanding, and cultural transformation. |
Scope of the Journal
01. EducationResearch on educational processes, practices, institutions, policies, and systems, including:
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02. LanguageResearch on language as a linguistic, communicative, cognitive, and social phenomenon, including:
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03. CultureResearch on culture as a system of values, meanings, identities, practices, knowledge, and social expressions, including:
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04. Educational DevelopmentStudies addressing contemporary developments and innovations in educational practice, including:
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05. Language and CommunicationStudies examining language use, communication, and linguistic interaction in social and cultural contexts, including:
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06. Cultural TransformationResearch examining cultural identity, heritage, social change, and cultural transformation, including:
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07. Interdisciplinary StudiesResearch connecting two or more of the journal's core areas. The primary area is determined by the main research question, theoretical framework, methodology, and principal contribution. |
08. Education, Language, and CultureStudies exploring the interconnected roles of education, language, and culture in contemporary society, particularly where these dimensions contribute to educational, linguistic, or cultural development. |
| MACCA welcomes scholarly contributions that provide meaningful theoretical, methodological, practical, and interdisciplinary insights into education, language, culture, and their interconnected roles in contemporary society. |

