Mimbar Hukum

Aims & Scope

Starting from our June 2024 issue, Jurnal Mimbar Hukum is interested in submissions focusing on the dialectics in theory, philosophy, and law. This may include: The aforementioned can be manifested in theoretical explorations, evaluating regulations or legal systems, or case studies. It is not sufficient for manuscripts to merely apply said theories and philosophies as part of their analysis. Rather, the manuscript should have these theories and philosophies at the center of the discussion, which would necessitate it being featured in the title and abstract. While we accept monodisciplinary research in law, we also highly encourage multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary research as long as a strong variable in the research is still a law analysis as per the scope and focus explained above. Manuscripts submitted on and after 15 February 2023 will have to conform to this new scope and focus. The old focus and scope includes any articles, whether monodisciplinary, multidisciplinary, or interdisciplinary, related to any fields of law including but not limited to criminal law, private law, constitutional law, Islamic law, land law, international law. This focus and scope is no longer applicable for the 2024 editions and onwards.

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