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Pakungwati Law Review
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Focus and Scope
Pakungwati Law Review
Focus and Scope
Advancing rigorous, critical, and socially responsive legal scholarship across disciplines, legal traditions, and jurisdictions.
Journal Focus
Pakungwati Law Review (PLR) is a peer-reviewed academic journal devoted to the advancement of critical and interdisciplinary scholarship in law and legal studies. It provides an inclusive forum for scholars, researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to examine contemporary legal questions and the changing relationship between law, society, justice, and social transformation.
PLR publishes theoretically informed and methodologically rigorous research on legal developments in Indonesia and other jurisdictions. The journal particularly welcomes studies that connect legal doctrine with social realities, promote dialogue among legal traditions, or offer comparative and transnational perspectives on current challenges in law and justice.
Areas of Scope
The journal welcomes original articles addressing, but not limited to, the following areas:
Constitutional and Administrative Law
Constitutionalism, governance, legislation, public policy, and state institutions.
Constitutionalism, governance, legislation, public policy, and state institutions.
Criminal Law and Criminal Justice
Criminal policy, procedure, punishment, restorative justice, and criminology.
Criminal policy, procedure, punishment, restorative justice, and criminology.
Private, Business, and Commercial Law
Contracts, corporate law, consumer protection, finance, and dispute resolution.
Contracts, corporate law, consumer protection, finance, and dispute resolution.
International and Comparative Law
Public and private international law, transnational law, and comparative legal systems.
Public and private international law, transnational law, and comparative legal systems.
Human Rights and Access to Justice
Equality, vulnerable groups, gender justice, legal aid, courts, and judicial reform.
Equality, vulnerable groups, gender justice, legal aid, courts, and judicial reform.
Environmental and Natural Resources Law
Climate justice, sustainability, land, energy, and natural resource governance.
Climate justice, sustainability, land, energy, and natural resource governance.
Law, Technology, and Innovation
Digital regulation, artificial intelligence, data protection, cyberlaw, and legal innovation.
Digital regulation, artificial intelligence, data protection, cyberlaw, and legal innovation.
Legal Pluralism and Law in Society
Customary, religious, and state law; socio-legal studies; and living law.
Customary, religious, and state law; socio-legal studies; and living law.
Emerging Legal Issues
New and evolving fields of legal scholarship relevant to societal change and justice.
New and evolving fields of legal scholarship relevant to societal change and justice.
Approaches Welcomed
Doctrinal, comparative, empirical, socio-legal, historical, philosophical, and other interdisciplinary approaches.
Geographical Reach
Research on Indonesia and other jurisdictions, including regional, comparative, international, and transnational perspectives.
Editorial Commitment
Published by the Pakungwati Institute for Social Transformation and Justice under Yayasan Pawiyatan Pakungwati Cirebon, Indonesia, PLR seeks to foster dialogue across disciplines, legal traditions, and jurisdictions. The journal is committed to scholarship that is intellectually rigorous, ethically grounded, socially responsive, and relevant to contemporary challenges of justice and legal change.
