Focus and Scope

Journal Indonesia Law and Policy Review (JILPR) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to publishing high-quality, innovative, and interdisciplinary research at the intersection of law, public policy, and legal reform. The journal aims to bridge the gap between theoretical legal studies and practical policy implementation, with a primary focus on emerging global legal challenges and comparative policy dynamics.

JILPR seeks original research articles, conceptual frameworks, and policy analyses that offer novel insights and cross-jurisdictional perspectives. We particularly encourage submissions addressing underexplored and emerging topics, organized around three primary strategic pillars:

1. Emerging Technologies, Digital Law, and Innovation Policy

  • Regulatory frameworks for digital assets, cryptocurrency, and blockchain governance.

  • Artificial Intelligence (AI) liability, algorithmic transparency, and ethics in public policy.

  • Cybersecurity regulation, data privacy protection, and cross-border data governance.

  • Legal implications of predictive policing and digital transformation in criminal justice.

2. Environmental Law, Climate Policy, and Sustainable Development

  • Implementation of strict liability and restorative justice in corporate environmental disputes.

  • Legal policies on clean energy transition, carbon pricing, and climate governance.

  • Indigenous rights, land use regulation, and environmental protection under the SDGs framework.

  • Comparative environmental policy and corporate social responsibility (CSR) compliance.

3. Comparative Criminal Policy, Restorative Justice, and Constitutional Rights

  • Comparative studies on penal reform, alternative sentencing, and modern criminal policies.

  • Policy evaluations of decriminalization and restorative justice frameworks in modern legal systems.

  • Intersections between constitutional rights, human rights standards, and national security policies.

  • Analysis of jurisprudence disparities, anti-corruption policies, and judicial reform.