Focus and Scope
Focus and Scope
Comprehensive coverage of Indonesian studies, research domains, and academic scopes.
Indonesian Studies publishes scholarly research articles that examine Indonesia as the main object, context, or subject of academic inquiry. The journal focuses on the following key areas:
This area covers studies on Indonesian history, cultural heritage, local traditions, collective memory, identity formation, social transformation, indigenous knowledge, and the preservation of cultural values in Indonesian society.
This area includes research on political dynamics, governance, public policy, democracy, legal development, constitutional issues, human rights, local government, customary law, and other political and legal issues within the Indonesian context.
This area welcomes studies on economic development, local economies, sustainable development, environmental management, natural resources, climate-related issues, rural and urban development, and the relationship between economic growth and environmental sustainability in Indonesia.
This area covers research on Indonesian languages, local languages, literature, linguistics, oral traditions, performing arts, visual arts, traditional arts, contemporary artistic expressions, and the role of language and arts in shaping Indonesian identity.
