Focus and Scope
Contemporary Issues on Indonesian Social Justice and Legal Reform is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to exploring pressing issues related to social justice and legal reform within the Indonesian context. The journal seeks to provide a platform for interdisciplinary discussions, engaging scholars, practitioners, and policymakers in critical debates on how legal frameworks and social justice paradigms are evolving in Indonesia.
The journal covers a broad spectrum of topics, including but not limited to:
- The dynamics of legal reforms in Indonesia’s post-authoritarian era.
- The intersection of law, human rights, and social justice in addressing historical injustices.
- Indigenous rights and their integration into national and international legal systems.
- Gender justice, equality, and legal protections for marginalized groups.
- Environmental justice and sustainable development law in Indonesia.
- Legal responses to economic disparities and social inequalities.
- Analysis of Indonesia’s international legal engagements and regional cooperation.
- The role of legal education and public discourse in shaping social justice policies.
Published by the Artes Libres Research Center under the management of PT Wikra Karya Mandiri, this journal aims to contribute to the global discourse on justice, legal reform, and governance, with a particular focus on the Indonesian socio-legal landscape. Its articles provide both theoretical frameworks and practical insights, fostering a deeper understanding of the complexities involved in creating a just, equitable, and sustainable society in Indonesia.
This journal welcomes empirical research, theoretical articles, case studies, and policy analyses that explore contemporary issues impacting Indonesia’s social and legal systems. It is committed to offering a comprehensive academic resource for researchers and institutions interested in social justice, legal innovation, and human rights, both within Indonesia and in the broader Southeast Asian region.
