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About the Journal
- Journal Title: Peradaban Hukum Nusantara
- Journal Initials: PHN
- Journal Abbreviation: PERANTARA
- Frequency: twice a year, in June and December
- Online ISSN: 3089-588X
- Editor in Chief: Benny K. Heriawanto
- DOI: 10.62193
- Publisher: Yayasan Transformasi Aksara Digital
PERANTARA (Peradaban Hukum Nusantara) is a peer-reviewed journal, which aims to accommodate and publish articles related to legal science in general and broadly, both legal dogmatics, legal theory and legal philosophy compiled by academics, researchers or legal practitioners. Specifically, research results related to constitutional law;
Authors are invited to publish articles that are in accordance with the scope of PERANTARA (Peradaban Hukum Nusantara). Please read the information contained in the Author's Instructions on Publication Ethics, Plagiarism Policy, Personal Statement, Writing Guidelines, etc., as well as the review process by reviewers. Articles published in PERANTARA (Peradaban Hukum Nusantara) will go through a double-blind peer review process in one round and the decision whether to accept the article or not is entirely the right of the editorial team based on the recommendations from the peer review. Please read and understand the author guidelines for manuscript preparation. Authors submitting articles to the editor must follow the author guidelines and templates. If the submitted manuscript does not follow the guidelines or uses a different format, does not fit the scope, and has more than 20% source excluding 2% similarity, it will be rejected by the editorial team before review. The editorial team will only accept manuscripts that meet the specified requirements.
This journal is open to the public and is published twice a year, in June and December.
Current Issue
Vol. 1 No. 2 (2024): Peradaban Hukum Nusantara (PERANTARA)
This second issue of Peradaban Hukum Nusantara (PERANTARA), Vol. 1 No. 2 (2024), presents eight original research articles that address diverse legal problems in Indonesia and Southeast Asia. Topics include reproductive health regulation, reformulation of legality principles based on divine justice, indigenous rights in natural resource governance, and land lease agreements exceeding administrative terms. The issue also features studies on the philosophical roots of blasphemy law, social restriction policies during the COVID-19 pandemic, the pursuit of equality for persons with disabilities through universal design, and the accountability of insurance supervisors in the event of policy failure.
Published:
11-01-2025
