JCL
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Journal Customary Law
Managed by: Indonesian Journal Publisher
eISSN: 3026-460X
Subject: Law, Public Administration, and Political Science
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Manuscripts in this journal are digitally preserved and indexed at ActaNova for long-term archiving and scholarly discoverability. ActaNova does not accept new manuscript submissions for this journal. Authors wishing to submit new papers should access the official submission portal at the primary publisher's website.
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Peer-reviewed volumes published and indexed in this digital archive.
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About the Journal
Journal Customary Law (JCL) is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal that provides a platform for academics, researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to publish original research and scholarly works in the fields of law, public administration, and political science. The journal promotes interdisciplinary perspectives and scholarly discussion on legal systems, governance, public policy, political institutions, and contemporary issues affecting society.
The journal covers various areas of legal studies, including customary law, criminal law, civil law, constitutional law, administrative law, international law, human rights, environmental and natural resources law, business and employment law, procedural law, tourism law, and law related to information technology and electronic transactions. It also welcomes relevant studies in public administration and political science that contribute to understanding governance, institutions, public policy, and socio-legal development.
The journal covers various areas of legal studies, including customary law, criminal law, civil law, constitutional law, administrative law, international law, human rights, environmental and natural resources law, business and employment law, procedural law, tourism law, and law related to information technology and electronic transactions. It also welcomes relevant studies in public administration and political science that contribute to understanding governance, institutions, public policy, and socio-legal development.
Focus & Scope
The journal particularly welcomes interdisciplinary studies that examine the relationship between customary law, formal legal systems, public administration, governance, political institutions, and social change. Comparative studies involving different legal, administrative, political, or cultural contexts are also encouraged.