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Vol. 26 No. 1 (2025)
Vol. 26 No. 1 (2025) brings together timely legal scholarship on Indonesia’s evolving legal landscape while drawing insights from comparative perspectives. This issue explores stronger legal safeguards in juvenile criminal proceedings, legal policy responses to shifting global dynamics, and child marriage prevention through context-sensitive and normative approaches to child marriage.
It also highlights the pressing challenges at the intersection of law, sustainability, and consumer protection, such as greenwashing, circular economy initiatives, local wisdom, and geographical indications as tools for environmental governance. In addition, the issue examines key regulatory and enforcement debates, including the implications of Indonesia’s amended Electronic Information and Transactions Law (ITE Law) for digital democracy, anti-corruption frameworks and asset recovery, witness and victim protection mechanisms, and the legal position of emerging digital innovations such as e-notary in civil disputes. Overall, this edition offers accessible and policy-relevant insights for readers interested in building a more responsive, fair, and sustainable legal system.
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Vol. 25 No. 2 (2024)
Vol. 25 No. 2 (2024) brings together legal scholarship addressing Indonesia’s evolving governance and institutional landscape, including administrative justice, electoral law enforcement, and accountability of public authorities. The issue also highlights access to justice and the protection of vulnerable groups, with discussions on children’s rights, disability in education, domestic violence, labor-related offenses, and the right to legal assistance in criminal proceedings.
In addition, this edition examines key regulatory debates connected to economic development and sustainability, such as corporate social and environmental responsibility, capital market regulation, digital banking and consumer protection, and the legal politics of forestry and mining licensing. Overall, this issue offers timely and critical insights into how Indonesian law responds to democratic challenges, digital transformation, and sustainable development.
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