About the Journal

About the Journal

Phoenix Journal of Social, Law, and Political Studies is a peer-reviewed scientific journal published by Amerta Institute under the auspices of Yayasan Amerta Insan Unggul. The journal provides a comprehensive academic platform for scholars, researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to disseminate critical ideas, empirical research, and innovative analyses related to the fields of social sciences, legal studies, governance, and political dynamics. The journal highlights a wide range of contemporary issues, including social transformation, legal reform, public policy, human rights, political institutions, democracy, public administration, and socio-cultural change. It also embraces multidisciplinary perspectives that explore the complex interactions shaping society in the modern era. By emphasizing academic rigor and thematic relevance, the journal encourages contributions that offer fresh insights, propose theoretical advancements, and present practical solutions to emerging challenges in social, legal, and political contexts. Published twice a year, in June and December, the Phoenix Journal is dedicated to upholding high standards of academic integrity, open scientific communication, and impactful scholarly exchange. The journal aims to advance scientific knowledge and support transformative developments at both national and global levels. Through its publication, Phoenix Journal of Social, Law, and Political Studies aspires to serve as a catalyst for intellectual dialogue and constructive discourse in the interconnected domains of social, law, and political studies.

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Scope and Focus

1. Social Sciences: The journal covers a broad range of topics in social sciences, including sociology and social change, cultural studies and social dynamics, education and community development, communication and media studies, social welfare and public issues, as well as the impact of digital society and technological transformation. These areas aim to explore how social structures, cultural interactions, communication patterns, and technological advancements influence human behavior, societal development, and public life at local, national, and global levels.
2. Law Studies: In the field of legal studies, the journal encompasses constitutional and administrative law, civil and criminal law, international law and human rights, business and economic law, cyber law and technology law, as well as environmental and sustainable law. This scope highlights the role of legal frameworks in regulating governance, protecting rights, supporting economic activities, and addressing emerging legal challenges in the digital era and sustainable development context.
3. Political Studies: Within political studies, the journal includes political theory and political philosophy, public policy and governance, comparative politics, international relations, political communication, and democracy, elections, and political institutions. These topics aim to analyze political systems, institutional dynamics, policy processes, and global political interactions, providing insights into democratic practices, governance effectiveness, and contemporary political transformation.

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