Journal of Sustainability, Society, and Eco-Welfare (JSSEW) is a journal that focuses on the study of sustainable development in the social, environmental, and economic sectors. Published by the Institute for Advanced Science, Social, and Sustainable Future (IASSSF), JSSEW promotes interdisciplinary studies through collaborative writing with academics, practitioners, and policy analysts. This journal accepts writing in the form of journal articles and book reviews. We welcome research studies based on extensive data from qualitative or quantitative, or systematic literature reviews. Submissions will be subject to normal editorial decision-making and peer review processes.

Aims

JSSEW seeks to publish high-quality scholarly works from researchers, academics, and practitioners that contribute to the development of knowledge and theory in the fields of sustainability, environmental science, social welfare, and eco-welfare. The journal emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary and cross-disciplinary research, aiming to address both contentious and contemporary issues that are of global relevance.

Focus

The focus of JSSEW is on promoting interdisciplinary studies that address the complex interrelationships between social, environmental, and economic factors in sustainable development. The journal encourages collaborative writing among academics, practitioners, and policy analysts, particularly those that bring innovative perspectives and solutions to sustainable development challenges.

Scope

This journal seeks to publish a broad range of scholarly articles, including: 

1. Social Dimensions of Sustainability: Research examining social structures, cultural contexts, institutional frameworks, and human dynamics that influence sustainable development outcomes, including social cohesion, community resilience, and quality of life across different societies.
2. Environmental Welfare Systems: Studies exploring integrated approaches that simultaneously protect ecological integrity and enhance human welfare through responsible resource management, ecosystem services valuation, and nature-based solutions to social challenges.
3. Social Justice and Environmental Equity: Investigations into policies, practices, and movements addressing inequality, marginalization, environmental justice, intergenerational equity, and fair distribution of environmental benefits and burdens within and between societies.
4. Governance for Eco-Social Welfare: Analysis of policy frameworks, institutional arrangements, participatory mechanisms, and decision-making processes that effectively advance both social welfare objectives and environmental sustainability goals.
5. Human-Environment Interactions: Studies examining the reciprocal relationships between social systems and ecological systems, including consumption patterns, lifestyle choices, cultural values, and their impacts on sustainable outcomes.
6. Transformative Pathways to Eco-Welfare: Research on societal transitions, innovations, behavioral changes, and paradigm shifts that move communities toward more sustainable and socially equitable futures while enhancing collective well-being.
7. Measurement and Assessment of Eco-Social Welfare: Studies developing frameworks, indicators, and methodologies for evaluating integrated sustainability performance that encompasses both social welfare and ecological health dimensions.

e-ISSN: 3025-1524

Penelitian Ilmu Pengetahuan Sosial (PIPS) Journal welcomes contributions spanning various domains within the social sciences. Articles delve into topics such as anthropology, sociology, psychology, economics, political science, and beyond, all united by a common thread: the exploration of human interactions with their surroundings. Whether investigating the socio-economic implications of climate change policies, analyzing cultural attitudes towards conservation efforts, or examining the psychological drivers behind environmental activism.

The Journal of Environment and Geography Education (JEGEO) is a globally recognized platform dedicated to fostering discourse and disseminating knowledge on pivotal issues at the intersection of environmental studies, spatial-temporal dynamics, regional analyses, and geography education. With a commitment to openness and accessibility, JEGEO serves as a beacon for scholars, educators, and practitioners seeking to engage with contemporary challenges and innovative pedagogical approaches in these interconnected fields.

At its core, JEGEO endeavors to advance understanding and awareness of the intricate relationships between human societies and their environments. Through the lens of geography education, the journal explores diverse landscapes, ecosystems, and human interactions, offering insights into the complex dynamics shaping our world. By facilitating rigorous research and critical discourse, JEGEO aims to inform policy, inspire effective teaching practices, and empower individuals to become informed stewards of their environments.

With biannual publication cycles in June and November, JEGEO provides a dynamic platform for the exchange of cutting-edge research findings, theoretical perspectives, and practical insights. Its diverse content encompasses a wide range of topics, including environmental sustainability, spatial analysis, cultural geography, climate change education, and more. By welcoming contributions from scholars across disciplines and geographical boundaries, JEGEO fosters interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration, enriching the scholarly community and driving progress in environmental and geography education.

Journal of Entrepreneurial Economics (JANE) is a premier scholarly platform dedicated to exploring the intricate interplay between entrepreneurship and economics, fostering a deeper understanding of the dynamic landscape of innovation, enterprise, and economic development. With a steadfast commitment to advancing knowledge at the nexus of these pivotal disciplines, JANE serves as a beacon for academics, policymakers, and practitioners alike, offering invaluable insights into the multifaceted dimensions of entrepreneurial activity and its profound implications for economic growth and societal progress.

At JANE, we recognize entrepreneurship as a driving force behind economic dynamism, job creation, and wealth generation. Our journal delves into a diverse array of topics, ranging from entrepreneurial finance and strategy to innovation management, small business economics, and entrepreneurial ecosystems. By shedding light on the underlying mechanisms that fuel entrepreneurial endeavors, JANE empowers stakeholders to navigate the complexities of the modern economic landscape, equipping them with actionable knowledge to drive sustainable growth and prosperity.

With a rigorous peer-review process and a commitment to academic excellence, JANE showcases cutting-edge research that pushes the boundaries of scholarship in entrepreneurial economics. Through empirical studies, theoretical frameworks, and insightful analyses, our journal fosters interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration, fostering a vibrant community of scholars dedicated to advancing the frontiers of knowledge in entrepreneurship and economics.

At the nexus of environmental science, architecture, and public health, the Indoor Environmental Quality - Green Building (INEQ) Journal stands as a beacon illuminating the path towards sustainable and healthy indoor spaces. Our mission transcends mere publication; we are committed to spearheading advancements in Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) and Green Building practices, addressing the urgent call of climate change through innovative research and fostering multidisciplinary dialogue.

In a world grappling with the ramifications of climate crisis, the built environment emerges as both a culprit and a solution. INEQ Journal serves as a pivotal platform for academics, industry professionals, and policymakers alike, navigating the complex terrain of sustainable building design and operation. Our pages host a mosaic of peer-reviewed articles and compelling case studies, each offering insights and solutions that resonate with our collective commitment to a resilient and environmentally responsible future.

Our aim is resolute: to cultivate a sustainable world where green buildings not only shelter but nurture, enhancing the quality of life while safeguarding our planet. Through rigorous research and practical advancements, we aspire to inform and inspire actionable solutions, transcending disciplinary boundaries to forge a harmonious relationship between humanity and habitat.

Linkage is an interdisciplinary journal publishing original research at the intersection of social communications, media studies, and popular culture. The journal provides a forum to advance knowledge on the cultural impacts of media, technology, globalization, identity, public discourse, artistic expression, and emerging communication spaces and practices.

Manuscripts submitted to Linkage analyze timely issues in ethics, policy, social movements, community dynamics, and interpersonal communication through critical perspectives grounded in empirical evidence and theoretical frameworks. While focused on the overarching themes of media influence, public opinion formation, and the role of popular culture in society, the journal welcomes contributions from diverse fields including media studies, sociology, political science, cultural studies, literature, arts, and more.

Linkage aims to stimulate rigorous academic inquiry on contemporary society while engaging broader social dialogues. The peer-reviewed journal publishes articles based on quantitative and qualitative methodologies to uphold scholarly standards. By serving as a linkage between research and practice, Linkage intends to inform professionals in education, policymaking, activism, creative industries, and beyond on the latest discoveries regarding social communications and popular culture.

Jurnal Ekosistem Halal adalah jurnal yang berkonsentrasi pada penelitian ekosistem halal atau pengkajian dan pengembangan secara keilmuan yang secara khusus signifikansinya dapat melintasi batas-batas disiplin ilmu dan sub-bidang. Keunikan dan novelty dari jurnal ini diantaranya, Artikel-artikel dalam Jurnal Ekosistem Halal harus mengajukan permasalahan yang beragam dan kompleksitas isu-isu industri halal, yang menarik minat para peneliti dan praktisi industri halal. Jurnal ini bekerja untuk memajukan industri halal dengan penekanan kuat pada penelitian berbasis teori, pengembangan model teoritis baru dan pengembangan metode inovatif untuk mengamati dan mengukur kinerja industri halal. 

The Energy Justice (ENJUST) Journal serves as a pivotal platform dedicated to exploring and elucidating the multifaceted dimensions of energy justice. Energy justice, a burgeoning field at the intersection of social equity, environmental sustainability, and energy policy, encapsulates the imperative to ensure fair and equitable distribution of the benefits and burdens of energy production, consumption, and governance. In a world grappling with pressing energy challenges, from climate change to energy poverty, the pursuit of energy justice emerges as both a moral imperative and a practical necessity.

JCRECO welcomes contributions that delve into diverse ecological themes, including but not limited to biodiversity conservation, ecosystem dynamics, sustainable development, environmental justice, climate change mitigation and adaptation, socio-ecological systems, and the intersections of ecology with economics, politics, culture, and ethics. By embracing a critical approach, the journal encourages innovative perspectives, theoretical insights, empirical research, and practical solutions aimed at advancing ecological knowledge and promoting sustainability.

Mangrove Watch provides a forum for scientists, conservationists, resource managers, policymakers, and local communities to publish impactful research and exchange knowledge to better understand, conserve, restore, and manage mangroves sustainably. Topics covered reflect the diverse values, uses, and threats facing mangroves worldwide, including ecology, biodiversity, carbon storage capabilities, interactions with adjacent habitats, hydrology, community reliance and governance, vulnerability mapping, the impacts of and adaptation options for climate change, monitoring and modeling approaches, policy implications, and integrated conservation strategies.

Jurnal Bisnis Kehutanan dan Lingkungan (JBKL) is a leading peer-reviewed and open-access journal, published by Institute for Advanced Social, Science, and Sustainable Future (IASSSF), Jakarta, Indonesia. JBKL is published twice a year (January and July), and all articles published are available online with open access.

Aims

JBKL is dedicated to advancing the academic discourse on forestry business and environmental sustainability. Our aim is to publish cutting-edge research that explores the multifaceted interactions between forestry management and environmental stewardship. JBKL is committed to fostering global dialogue by presenting studies that offer innovative theoretical frameworks and practical solutions applicable across diverse contexts. Through its biannual publications, JBKL strives to contribute meaningfully to the development of theories and practices that address pressing issues in forestry and environmental management.

Focus

JBKL focuses on high-impact research that integrates interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary perspectives to address contemporary challenges in forestry business and environmental sustainability. The journal prioritizes studies that not only advance theoretical understanding but also propose actionable strategies for improving the management and utilization of forest resources. We welcome contributions that challenge existing paradigms, propose novel methodologies, and demonstrate practical applications in both local and global contexts.

Scope

This journal seeks to publish a broad range of scholarly articles, including: 

• Forest Business Management and Economics: Research on sustainable forest enterprise development, timber and non-timber forest product marketing, forest-based value chains, and economic valuation of forest resources. This encompasses business models for forest management, market analysis, financial planning for forestry operations, and entrepreneurship in forest-based industries.
• Sustainable Forest Utilization and Resource Management: Studies on sustainable harvesting practices, forest resource optimization, ecosystem service management, and biodiversity conservation within commercial forest operations. This includes research on silvicultural practices, forest certification systems, and integrated forest management approaches.
• Forest Policy and Governance: Investigation of forest policies, regulatory frameworks, land tenure systems, and governance structures affecting forest business operations. This covers policy analysis, institutional arrangements, stakeholder engagement processes, and the impact of international agreements on local forest management.
• Technology and Innovation in Forest Business: Studies on technological innovations in forest management including remote sensing applications, precision forestry, digital forest monitoring systems, and Industry 4.0 applications in forestry. This encompasses research on forest information systems, automation technologies, and digital transformation in forest industries.
• Community-Based Forest Business and Social Forestry: Investigation of community forest enterprises, participatory forest management, indigenous forest business practices, and social entrepreneurship in forestry. This includes research on benefit-sharing mechanisms, community empowerment, and inclusive forest business models.
• Forest Value Chain and Supply Chain Management: Research on forest product processing, logistics, supply chain optimization, and market integration for forest products. This covers value addition strategies, quality management systems, and sustainable supply chain practices in forest industries.
• Environmental Impact Assessment and Forest Business: Studies on environmental monitoring, impact assessment methodologies, ecological footprint analysis, and environmental management systems in forest business operations. This includes research on biodiversity monitoring, ecosystem health indicators, and environmental compliance frameworks.
• Forest Finance and Investment: Investigation of forest investment strategies, financial instruments for forestry, risk assessment in forest business, and innovative financing mechanisms for sustainable forest management. This encompasses research on forest funds, payment for ecosystem services, and green finance applications.

e-ISSN: 3025-4833

Jurnal Inovasi Pangan dan Gizi (JIPAGI) is a scholarly platform dedicated to exploring and advancing innovations in the realms of food and nutrition. With a focus on addressing contemporary challenges and harnessing opportunities in these fields, JIPG serves as a catalyst for disseminating cutting-edge research, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, and promoting practical solutions for improving global food security and public health.

At JIPAGI, we delve into a diverse array of topics spanning the entire food and nutrition continuum. From novel food processing techniques and sustainable agricultural practices to dietary interventions and nutritional epidemiology, our journal encompasses a broad spectrum of innovative endeavors aimed at enhancing food quality, safety, and accessibility while optimizing human health and well-being.

Our journal serves as a conduit for researchers, academics, practitioners, policymakers, and industry professionals to exchange ideas, share insights, and collaborate on transformative initiatives. By facilitating dialogue and knowledge dissemination, JIPAGI contributes to the development of evidence-based strategies and policies that address pressing issues such as malnutrition, foodborne illnesses, dietary-related diseases, and environmental sustainability.

Human Error and Safety (HES) Journal delves into the multifaceted realm where human behavior intersects with safety protocols across various industries. As a premier platform, HES Journal scrutinizes the intricate dynamics of human error, its implications, and strategies to mitigate associated risks, fostering a safer environment for individuals and organizations alike.

The journal encapsulates a diverse array of topics, ranging from cognitive psychology and human factors engineering to organizational behavior and risk management. By exploring the intricate interplay between human cognition, behavior, and the surrounding environment, HES Journal provides invaluable insights into the root causes of accidents, incidents, and near misses. Understanding these underlying factors is pivotal in designing robust safety systems and interventions that preemptively address potential hazards.

At HES Journal, our mission is not only to dissect the complexities of human error but also to champion proactive approaches to safety. Through empirical research, case studies, and theoretical frameworks, we aim to equip practitioners, researchers, and policymakers with the knowledge and tools necessary to foster a culture of safety excellence. By bridging the gap between theory and practice, HES Journal serves as a catalyst for innovation and continuous improvement in safety management across industries.

Journal of Marine Problems and Threats (JMarPT) stands as a beacon in the realm of coastal conservation, waste management, and climate action. Our esteemed platform is dedicated to fostering scholarly discussions and disseminating cutting-edge research that not only enriches academic discourse but also actively contributes to the preservation of coastal ecosystems and the mitigation of environmental degradation.

Journal of Marine Problems and Threats (JMarPT) stands as a beacon of scholarly excellence, committed to advancing the discourse and dissemination of pioneering research in the realms of coastal conservation, waste management, and climate action. Our esteemed platform serves as a vital conduit for academics, researchers, and practitioners to explore, innovate, and advocate for the preservation of coastal ecosystems, while confronting the multifaceted challenges posed by environmental degradation. Through rigorous inquiry and collaborative engagement, JoSEAS endeavors to propel the frontier of knowledge, catalyzing impactful solutions and fostering a global community dedicated to the sustainable stewardship of our precious coastal environments. With a commitment to promoting sustainable practices, JoSEAS serves as a vital conduit for researchers, policymakers, and practitioners alike, facilitating the exchange of knowledge and innovative solutions to the pressing challenges facing our oceans and coastal regions.

At JMarPT, we embrace a holistic approach to our thematic scope, recognizing the interconnectedness of diverse disciplines and the imperative of interdisciplinary collaboration in addressing pressing environmental concerns. From the ecological intricacies of coastal habitats to the socioeconomic dynamics of waste management and the imperative of climate resilience, our journal provides a dynamic platform for scholars to interrogate complex issues, exchange insights, and chart a course toward a more sustainable future. With a commitment to excellence and integrity, JoSEAS aims to publish original research, reviews, and perspectives that push the boundaries of knowledge and contribute to evidence-based policymaking and practical interventions.

Join us in our mission to safeguard the seas, empower communities, and inspire transformative change. Together, we can navigate the challenges of the 21st century with resilience, innovation, and a steadfast commitment to the health and vitality of our coastal ecosystems.

Humans and Chemical Regimes (HCR) Journal serves as a pivotal platform for interdisciplinary discourse, exploring the intricate relationship between humanity and chemical entities. Delving into the multifaceted interactions between humans and chemical substances, this journal unravels the profound impacts, both beneficial and detrimental, of chemical regimes on individuals, societies, and the environment. At its core, HCR elucidates the dynamic interplay between human activities and chemical processes, shedding light on crucial issues spanning from health and medicine to environmental sustainability and industrial innovation.

Embracing diverse perspectives from fields such as chemistry, biology, environmental science, sociology, anthropology, and public health, HCR offers a comprehensive understanding of the intricate web of interactions between humans and chemicals. Through rigorous research, critical analysis, and insightful commentary, the journal navigates through complex phenomena such as chemical exposure, toxicity, pollution, addiction, pharmacology, and regulatory frameworks, among others.

The Critical Issue of Sustainable Future journal is a scholarly platform dedicated to addressing pressing environmental challenges and fostering discussions on sustainable solutions for a better tomorrow. With a focus on developing knowledge and raising awareness, this journal serves as a vital resource for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers striving to advance environmental sustainability.

The overarching theme of the journal revolves around critical issues impacting our planet's future viability and the pursuit of sustainable development. It provides a forum for in-depth exploration of environmental issues ranging from climate change and biodiversity loss to pollution and resource depletion. Through rigorous research and insightful analysis, the journal aims to shed light on the complexities of these issues and stimulate innovative approaches to address them.

At the core of its mission is the dissemination of knowledge and the publication of high-quality articles that contribute to our understanding of environmental challenges and potential solutions. By providing a platform for scholarly inquiry and exchange, the journal facilitates collaboration among experts from various disciplines, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and cooperation.

The Journal of Youth and Outdoor Activities (JYOA) serves as a beacon illuminating the intricate dynamics between young individuals and their engagement in outdoor pursuits. Through meticulous peer-reviewed scholarship, JYOA delves deep into both the theoretical underpinnings and empirical realities shaping this vital intersection. With a commitment to interdisciplinary discourse, the journal welcomes scholars and scientists from diverse backgrounds, fostering a rich tapestry of insights that encapsulate the multifaceted nature of youth involvement in outdoor activities.

Journal of Youth and Outdoor Activities (JYOA) is a peer-reviewed journal devoted to the theoretical and empirical studies of the youth in outdoor activities. As an interdisciplinary journal, JYOA invites all academic or scientist from various background to understand every related aspect that creates irreplacable relationship between the youth and outdoor activities.

At its core, JYOA seeks to unravel the complexities surrounding youth engagement in outdoor pursuits, offering a platform for rigorous inquiry and scholarly exchange. Through a synthesis of theoretical frameworks and empirical investigations, the journal elucidates the myriad factors influencing youth behaviors, motivations, and experiences in outdoor settings. From psychological constructs to sociocultural influences, JYOA navigates the intricate web of forces shaping youth participation in activities such as camping, hiking, adventure sports, environmental conservation, and beyond.

The Environment Education and Conservation (EDUCO) Journal stands as a beacon in the realm of environmental stewardship, offering a platform where researchers, academics, and practitioners converge to disseminate their insights and innovations. Embracing an open-access philosophy, EDUCO beckons those impassioned by the preservation of our natural world to contribute their scholarly works, fostering a community dedicated to enlightenment and action.

At the heart of EDUCO lies a commitment to advancing environmental education and conservation practices. Through a diverse array of articles spanning theoretical inquiries, empirical studies, non-research narratives, case analyses, and illuminating book reviews, the journal amplifies voices that propel our understanding and implementation of sustainable solutions. Each submission undergoes rigorous scrutiny, ensuring scholarly integrity and relevance to the overarching theme of environmental enlightenment and preservation.

EDUCO invites pioneers and practitioners alike to explore multifaceted dimensions of environmental education and conservation. From pioneering pedagogical methodologies that engage and inspire learners to empirical investigations shedding light on pressing conservation challenges, the journal serves as a nexus for exchange and collaboration. Moreover, EDUCO extends its embrace beyond academia, welcoming contributions from educators, decision-makers, and individuals at the forefront of environmental advocacy.

The Journal of Biopesticides and Agriculture Technology (JBIOGRITech) serves as a beacon in the realm of sustainable agriculture, elucidating the intricate interplay between biopesticides, biotechnology, and agriculture technology. With a global perspective, JBIOGRITech offers a comprehensive platform for disseminating cutting-edge research and innovative practices aimed at fostering environmentally friendly and economically viable agricultural systems.

At its core, JBIOGRITech delves into the realm of biopesticides, exploring their formulation, efficacy, and ecological impacts. Through rigorous scientific inquiry, the journal endeavors to unravel the potential of biopesticides in pest management while minimizing adverse effects on non-target organisms and ecosystems. Furthermore, JBIOGRITech delves into the realm of biotechnology, examining the role of genetic engineering and molecular techniques in enhancing the production and efficacy of biopesticides.

JBIOGRITech underscores the pivotal role of agriculture technology in optimizing the deployment and utilization of biopesticides. From precision agriculture to remote sensing technologies, the journal explores innovative tools and methodologies that empower farmers to make informed decisions, thereby maximizing yields while minimizing environmental footprint.

The journal also sheds light on the biochemical mechanisms underlying the action of biopesticides, unraveling the intricate pathways through which these natural compounds exert their pest-controlling properties. By fostering interdisciplinary dialogue, JBIOGRITech bridges the gap between fundamental research and practical applications, facilitating the translation of scientific advancements into tangible solutions for agricultural challenges.

The Journal of Religion and Communication Studies serves as a vital platform for scholarly exploration into the multifaceted intersection of religion and communication within Muslim communities worldwide. With a keen focus on contemporary issues, our publication delves into the intricate dynamics shaping the traditions, customs, and practices of these communities through the lens of both religious studies and communication science.

Our journal endeavors to foster a deeper understanding of the intricate interplay between religion and communication, acknowledging their profound influence on individual beliefs, collective identities, and societal dynamics. By providing a forum for rigorous research and critical discourse, we aim to illuminate the complexities of religious communication within Muslim contexts, examining how it shapes perceptions, narratives, and interactions within and beyond these communities.

The scope of our journal encompasses a diverse array of topics, including but not limited to: religious rhetoric and discourse analysis, media representations of Islam and Muslims, digital and social media practices within religious contexts, interfaith communication, religious activism and advocacy, and the role of communication technologies in religious education and outreach.

Through interdisciplinary inquiry and engagement with contemporary issues, The Journal of Religion and Communication Studies seeks to contribute to the advancement of knowledge and dialogue surrounding the rich tapestry of Muslim cultures, traditions, and lived experiences. We invite scholars, researchers, and practitioners from various disciplines to join us in this important endeavor, as we strive to deepen our understanding of the complex dynamics shaping religion and communication in the modern world.

Spatial Review for Sustainable Development (SRSD) is a pioneering open-access journal dedicated to advancing knowledge and discourse on the pivotal role of geospatial information technology in realizing sustainable development objectives. Established by the Institute for Advanced Science, Social, and Sustainable Future (IASSSF), SRSD serves as a dynamic platform for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to explore, analyze, and disseminate cutting-edge research and innovations in the intersection of spatial sciences and sustainable development. This journal specifically encourages discourse regarding theoretical applications and innovations in fields related to the characteristics of a multidisciplinary approach within the scope of economic-environmental-social welfare governance for sustainable development.

At SRSD, we foster a vibrant scholarly community committed to exploring the multifaceted dimensions of sustainable development through a multidisciplinary lens. Our journal welcomes contributions that delve into theoretical frameworks, methodological advancements, empirical studies, and practical applications across diverse domains, including but not limited to environmental conservation, urban planning, resource management, climate change adaptation, disaster risk reduction, and social equity.

Kemakmuran Hijau: Jurnal Ekonomi Pembangunan (JEKOP) publishes original research articles that provide insights into sustainable economic growth and development. The main theme of the journal is exploring pathways to build prosperity while preserving environmental integrity.

The fundamental aim of JEKOP is to advance research that redefines prosperity in developing countries as the optimal balance between economic growth, social equity, and ecological regeneration. The journal provides a platform to rethink conventional models of progress that often lead to unequal access to resources and environmental harm.

Specifically, JEKOP covers topics related to green economy and finance, sustainable infrastructure, circular economy models, low-carbon industries, socio-environmental policymaking, community-based natural resource management, and environmental valuation and accounting. Authors are encouraged to discuss the practical implications of their research to support evidence-based decision-making and transition towards sustainability in developing countries.

While focusing on sustainability science and policies, JEKOP welcomes contributions that highlight actionable evidence to inform planning and decision-making on the ground. The interdisciplinary nature of the journal encourages authors to explore the social, economic, political, and technological dimensions of equitable green growth. Overall, the aim is to support systemic and context-specific pathways in the developing world that balance poverty reduction, community development, and environmental health.

Journal of Evidence-based Nursing and Public Health (JEVNAH) serves as a cornerstone in the realm of nursing and public health, illuminating paths towards enhanced healthcare practices and societal well-being. At the forefront of evidence-based approaches, JEVNAH pioneers research dissemination and interdisciplinary dialogue, fostering a dynamic platform for knowledge exchange and innovation. Embracing a global perspective, this journal, published biennially in February and August by the Institute for Advanced Science, Social, and Sustainable Future, stands as a beacon of progress in 2023 and beyond.

As a leading publication promoting evidence-based practices in nursing and public health, the Journal of Evidence-based Nursing and Public Health (JEVNAH) also serves as an indispensable guide for healthcare professionals and policymakers. Published biannually by the Institute for Advanced Science, Social and Sustainable Future, JEVNAH disseminates high-quality research and fosters interdisciplinary collaboration to enhance health outcomes and develop sustainable societies.

The "Sustainable Transportation and Urban Mobility (STUM) Journal" serves as a dynamic platform at the forefront of the discourse on fostering sustainable transportation solutions and enhancing urban mobility. In an era marked by rapid urbanization and escalating concerns over environmental degradation, this journal stands as a beacon of innovation, dedicated to unraveling the complexities of transportation systems and urban mobility patterns. By harnessing the collective expertise of researchers, practitioners, and policymakers, STUM endeavors to shape a future where cities are characterized by efficient, equitable, and environmentally friendly transportation networks.

Transportation lies at the heart of urban life, influencing everything from economic development to social equity and environmental sustainability. STUM provides a multidisciplinary forum for exploring the diverse facets of sustainable transportation, encompassing modes such as public transit, cycling, walking, electric vehicles, and emerging technologies like autonomous vehicles and shared mobility services. Through rigorous research articles, insightful reviews, and thought-provoking commentaries, the journal fosters dialogue and knowledge exchange to drive transformative change in transportation policies, planning, and practices.

With a keen emphasis on sustainability, STUM examines how transportation systems can be reimagined and optimized to minimize carbon emissions, reduce congestion, improve air quality, and promote social inclusion. From innovative infrastructure designs to smart mobility solutions, the journal explores cutting-edge approaches that prioritize environmental stewardship, social equity, and economic efficiency. By bridging the gap between theory and practice, STUM empowers stakeholders to navigate the complexities of urban mobility and chart a course toward more resilient and livable cities for future generations.

WHEM stands as a pioneering peer-reviewed journal, offered by the esteemed Institute for Advanced Science, Social, and Sustainable Future. At its core, WHEM is dedicated to exploring the intricate relationship between waste management practices and environmental stewardship. Through original research, insightful case studies, and comprehensive literature reviews, WHEM delves into the multifaceted dimensions of waste handling, while vigilantly monitoring its impact on the environment.

Spatial Planning & Management Science (SPMS) is a scholarly journal at the forefront of advancing research and knowledge in the interdisciplinary field of spatial planning and management. With a focus on understanding the complexities of spatial phenomena and their implications for sustainable development, SPMS serves as a vital platform for academics, practitioners, and policymakers alike.

The journal explores a diverse range of themes encompassing spatial planning, urban and regional development, transportation systems, environmental management, and land use policies. By integrating perspectives from geography, urban planning, economics, environmental science, and other related disciplines, SPMS fosters interdisciplinary dialogue and innovative approaches to addressing contemporary spatial challenges.

At the heart of SPMS is a commitment to promoting evidence-based decision-making and effective governance strategies. Articles published in the journal employ rigorous methodologies and analytical tools to investigate spatial dynamics, assess policy interventions, and inform planning practices. Whether examining the impacts of urban sprawl on ecological systems, optimizing transportation networks for efficiency and equity, or designing resilient cities in the face of climate change, SPMS showcases cutting-edge research that is both academically rigorous and practically relevant.

Trend and Future of Agribusiness (TAFOA) is a platform for exploring and analyzing various aspects of agribusiness. With a keen focus on fostering understanding and innovation in this critical field, TAFOA delves into a myriad of topics ranging from agricultural economics, supply chain management, and sustainable practices to market trends, policy implications, and technological advancements.

At its core, TAFOA endeavors to unravel the intricate dynamics shaping modern agribusiness landscapes, offering valuable insights for scholars, practitioners, policymakers, and stakeholders alike. Through rigorous research, insightful commentary, and interdisciplinary perspectives, the journal seeks to address pressing challenges while uncovering new opportunities within the agribusiness sector.

Our thematic scope extends across the entire agribusiness continuum, encompassing areas such as agricultural production, agri-food processing, distribution, marketing, and agri-entrepreneurship.

Waste, Society and Sustainability (WASS) Journal stands as a beacon in the realm of scientific inquiry, dedicated to unraveling the intricate dynamics of solid waste management, societal impacts, and the imperatives of sustainability. Delving into the crux of contemporary challenges, WASS Journal offers a robust platform for scholars, researchers, and practitioners to engage in critical discourse, driving transformative change towards a more sustainable future.

With a steadfast commitment to peer-reviewed excellence, WASS Journal illuminates the multifaceted dimensions of waste management, recognizing it not merely as a logistical challenge, but as a prism through which societal norms, behaviors, and values are refracted. By unpacking the intricate interplay between waste, society, and sustainability, the journal fosters nuanced understandings that transcend disciplinary boundaries, offering holistic insights into pressing environmental concerns.

The Journal of Environment Conflict (EnvironC) serves as a critical platform for interdisciplinary research at the intersection of environment and conflict. This journal delves into the intricate interplay between environmental and human conflicts. Its theme revolves around understanding how ecological degradation, resource scarcity, and social values contribute to conflicts on both national and international scales. The journal explores topics such as land grabbing, tenurial conflict, and the intersection of social culture and economics in environmental disputes. By examining perceptions, values, and the impact of environmental degradation, the journal aims to inform strategies for conflict resolution and sustainable development.

Welcome to the Journal of Religion and Environmental Humanities (JREH), a pioneering publication by the Institute for Advanced Social Science and Sustainable Future. At JREH, we provide a vibrant platform for scholars, policymakers, and practitioners to delve into the intricate intersections of religion, humanities, and environmental studies. Our journal stands at the forefront of macro-level investigations into the environment through the lenses of religious traditions, philosophical inquiries, cultural analyses, and ethical reflections.

In a world grappling with pressing environmental challenges, JREH recognizes the crucial role of religion and the humanities in shaping attitudes, behaviors, and policies towards environmental sustainability. While environmental science remains central to our discourse, we believe that a comprehensive understanding of environmental issues necessitates a multidisciplinary approach that incorporates insights from religious studies, philosophy, literature, history, anthropology, and other humanities disciplines. Through rigorous scholarship and interdisciplinary dialogue, JREH aims to illuminate the diverse ways in which religious beliefs, cultural values, and ethical frameworks influence human interactions with the environment.

Arung: Community Health Insight (ARCHI) is an interdisciplinary journal that explores the intersection of public health, traditional practices, and modern nursing within diverse community settings. Inspired by the concept of "Arung," which represents leadership and wisdom in Sulawesi culture, the journal provides a platform for innovative research that integrates indigenous knowledge with contemporary public health and nursing strategies. It emphasizes the importance of blending traditional nursing methods—such as community-based caregiving and indigenous midwifery—with modern clinical practices to develop holistic and culturally sensitive healthcare approaches. Arung: Community Health Insight(ARCHI) is committed to advancing understanding and practice in community health, promoting wellness, and ensuring that healthcare solutions respect and incorporate cultural traditions while meeting modern public health needs.

EVOJES stands as a beacon of innovation and collaboration in the realm of environmental science and sustainability. Committed to catalyzing positive change, EVOJES serves as a vital conduit for the exchange of groundbreaking research, practical solutions, and visionary perspectives among scientists, researchers, policymakers, and practitioners worldwide. EcoVision: Journal of Environmental Solutions (EVOJES) is a leading publication dedicated to promoting and disseminating innovative research and practical solutions in the field of environmental science and sustainability. It serves as a platform for scientists, researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to share their expertise, insights, and discoveries, driving positive change for the environment and society.

Our journal, published biannually in February and August by the esteemed Institute for Advanced Science, Social, and Sustainable Future, embodies a holistic approach to addressing pressing environmental challenges. With a firm belief in the power of knowledge-sharing and interdisciplinary cooperation, EVOJES endeavors to advance the frontiers of environmental understanding and action. This journal is published twice a year in February and August by Institute for Advanced Science, Social, and Sustainable Future established in 2023.

The thematic focus of EVOJES encapsulates a rich tapestry of topics spanning the breadth of environmental science and sustainability. From mitigating climate change and conserving biodiversity to fostering sustainable development and promoting environmental justice, our journal embraces a diverse array of subjects that are paramount to the well-being of our planet and its inhabitants.

The Journal of Waste and Sustainable Consumption provides an interdisciplinary platform to address the complex challenges of waste management and sustainable consumption. As the world grapples with rising waste volumes, resource scarcity, and environmental degradation, this journal explores innovative and integrative solutions centered on science, technology, policy, and behavior change.

Specifically, JWSC examines the transpose between social, economic, and environmental facets of sustainability in the context of waste and consumption. It highlights cutting-edge research and models that harness the transformative potential of technology to promote closed-loop systems, circular economies, and waste valorization. Moreover, it analyzes behavioral interventions, educational campaigns, and policy frameworks to encourage responsible production and consumption while minimizing waste.

Journal of National Paradigm-Based Resilience Strategy (NAPBRES) serves as a beacon for scholarly exploration into the intricate interplay between national paradigms and resilience strategies. At NAPBRES, we delve deep into the dynamic relationship between these two pillars, elucidating how unique paradigms shape a nation's response to challenges, crises, and transformations. By fostering critical discourse, we unravel the nuanced connections between paradigms - the fundamental frameworks that underpin societal values, norms, and beliefs - and the resilience strategies employed to navigate adversity.

Led by a distinguished editorial board comprising experts in economics, social sciences, anthropology, and resilience studies, NAPBRES stands as a premier platform for cutting-edge research and innovative insights. Our journal is committed to upholding the highest scientific standards, ensuring that each submission undergoes rigorous evaluation based on criteria such as creativity, methodological rigor, and substantive contributions to the advancement of resilience and socio-cultural understanding.

Lexovate: Jurnal Perkembangan Sistem Peradilan (Lexovate) is a scholarly journal dedicated to exploring and analyzing the dynamic evolution of judicial systems. With a focus on the intricacies of legal systems, judicial processes, and their societal impacts, Lexovate provides a platform for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to engage in critical discourse and exchange of ideas.

The overarching theme of Lexovate revolves around the continual development and adaptation of judicial systems in response to evolving societal, political, and technological landscapes. Through interdisciplinary perspectives, the journal delves into various dimensions of this theme, including but not limited to legal reform and innovation, judicial decision-making, access to justice, technology and legal systems, and comparative and international perspectives. 

The Environmental, Social, Governance, and Sustainable Business (ESGSB) Journal is a premier platform dedicated to advancing knowledge and understanding in the realms of sustainability, responsible business practices, and corporate governance. With a focus on interdisciplinary research, the journal serves as a conduit for scholars, practitioners, policymakers, and stakeholders to engage in critical discourse and exchange innovative ideas to address the pressing challenges facing our planet and society.

At the heart of the ESGSB Journal lies a commitment to exploring the intricate interplay between environmental conservation, social equity, corporate governance, and sustainable economic development.

Through rigorous empirical studies, theoretical analyses, case studies, and practical insights, the journal delves into a myriad of topics, including but not limited to:

1. Environmental Stewardship: Investigating strategies for environmental conservation, pollution mitigation, resource management, and sustainable energy practices to safeguard ecosystems and mitigate climate change impacts.
2. Social Responsibility: Examining the social implications of business operations, such as labor practices, human rights, community engagement, diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, and their contributions to fostering resilient and inclusive societies.
3. Corporate Governance: Assessing corporate governance structures, mechanisms, and frameworks that promote transparency, accountability, ethical decision-making, and long-term value creation for stakeholders.
4. Sustainable Business Models: Exploring innovative business models, supply chain management practices, circular economy approaches, and green technologies that reconcile economic growth with environmental preservation and societal well-being.
5. Policy and Regulation: Analyzing the role of government policies, regulations, standards, and incentives in shaping corporate behavior, fostering sustainability transitions, and advancing the global sustainability agenda.

Journal of Economic Resilience and Sustainable Development (ERSUD) Journal is a beacon of scholarly discourse dedicated to exploring the dynamic interplay between economic resilience and sustainable development. In an era marked by multifaceted challenges such as climate change, geopolitical instability, and economic uncertainties, understanding the intricate mechanisms of resilience and sustainability is imperative for shaping a resilient future.

ERSUD serves as a platform for rigorous academic inquiry, fostering critical thinking to redefine economic resilience across diverse contexts and scales. Through its multidisciplinary lens, the journal delves into the complexities of resilience, examining its manifestations at local, regional, and global levels. By unraveling the intricate web of interconnected systems, ERSUD seeks to cultivate strategic insights aimed at fortifying societies against unforeseen shocks while advancing the agenda of sustainable development.

Social Agriculture, Food System, and Environmental Sustainability (SAFSES) stands as a beacon in the realm of academia, fostering discourse and disseminating knowledge on the intricate interplay between agriculture, environmental sustainability, and social dynamics. Encompassing a broad spectrum of topics, SAFSES serves as a conduit for research on sustainable agriculture, environmental conservation, the multifaceted socio-economic dimensions of agricultural endeavors, and ecological resilience.

SAFSES prides itself on its commitment to accessibility and inclusivity, providing unrestricted access to its wealth of research articles for the benefit of scholars, scientists, practitioners, and the broader public alike. By facilitating the free flow of information and ideas, the journal catalyzes interdisciplinary collaboration and empowers stakeholders to effect meaningful change in the pursuit of a more sustainable future.

Islamic Perspective on Communication and Psychology (IPERCOP) is a scholarly journal seeking to bridge Islamic principles, communication theories, and psychological insights to shed new light on human behavior and wellbeing. We recognize the deep wisdom within Islamic traditions and their relevance to modern studies of interpersonal dynamics, community relationships, and mental health.

As an interdisciplinary academic publication, IPERCOP provides a platform to rigorously investigate how Islamic ethics, rituals, and community practices viewed holistically with contemporary communication mediums and psychological research can enhance functioning for Muslim communities worldwide. We welcome integrated analyses from religious studies, media theories, and behavioral sciences focused especially on pathways for improved psychological adjustment and balanced living rooted in Islamic beliefs adapted for today's media environments.

Within the scope of IPERCOP are investigations applying spiritual practices and nurturing uplifted states of awareness through Islamic channels ranging from physical spaces like mosques and schools to virtual spaces. Both quantitative and qualitative methodologies that carefully map new territory in harnessing Islamic heritage and modern technologies/theories for human flourishing and societal harmony are encouraged.

By elevating these fused disciplines as complements rather intersects, IPERCOP seeks to illuminate positive paradigms benefiting both scholarly advancement and Muslim community resilience globally. We aim to nurture integrated models grounded in Islamic ethics for improved psychological health and media empowerment.

Dharmakirti : International Journal of Religion, Mind and Science represents no single institution or sectarian school, philosophical or religious.

Dharmakirti : International Journal of Religion, Mind and Science (IJROMS) is a multi-disciplinary journal that publishes articles, research notes, and book reviews on the scientific study of religion, Philosophy and Social Science Dharmakirti : International Journal of Religion, Mind and Science (IJROMS) is a multi-disciplinary journal that publishes articles, research notes, and book reviews on the social scientific study of of religion, Philosophy and Social Science. Published articles are representative of the best current theoretical and methodological treatments of religion. Manuscripts are subjected to a double-blind review process. Dharmakirti : International Journal of Religion, Mind and Science (IJROMS) provides a medium for the exposition, development, and criticism of important philosophical insights and theories relevant to religion in any of its varied forms. It also provides a forum for critical, constructive, and interpretative consideration of religion from an objective philosophical point of view. IJROMS presents articles, symposia, discussions, reviews, notes, and news, serving the interests of a wide range of thoughtful readers, especially lecturers and students of philosophy, philosophical theology and religious thought. The International Journal of Scientific Research in Religion, Philosophy and Social Science represents no single institution or sectarian school, philosophical or religious.

SUDEIJ is a multidisciplinary platform dedicated to advancing knowledge and understanding in the realm of sustainable urbanization and its environmental implications. Our journal serves as a conduit for high-quality research that delves into various facets of urban development, with a keen focus on fostering sustainable, healthy, and intelligent cities and built environments.

At SUDEIJ, we aim to disseminate cutting-edge research that addresses a wide spectrum of topics crucial to sustainable urban development. These include but are not limited to sustainable urbanization, urban ecology and ecosystems, urban infrastructure and technology, urban governance and policy, urban health and well-being, urban resilience, and adaptation. By encompassing such diverse subject areas, SUDEIJ endeavors to facilitate interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration, fostering a holistic understanding of the challenges and opportunities associated with urban development.

Our journal is particularly interested in research that explores key areas such as urban planning and design, sustainable transportation, energy-efficient buildings, waste management, water management, green spaces, and biodiversity. For instance, we welcome studies that propose innovative methodologies for developing sustainable urban ecosystems, leveraging ecological planning approaches to inform urban futures and environmental planning.

In summary, Sustainable Urban Development and Environmental Impact Journal serves as a beacon for scholars, researchers, and practitioners seeking to contribute to the discourse on sustainable urban development. Through our rigorous peer-review process and commitment to excellence, we endeavor to be at the forefront of advancing knowledge and solutions for creating resilient, equitable, and environmentally conscious urban landscapes.

Welcome to the Peatland Agriculture and Climate Change Journal, a dynamic platform dedicated to advancing knowledge and fostering dialogue on sustainable practices within peatland ecosystems amidst the challenges posed by climate change. Our journal serves as a nexus for researchers, academics, policymakers, and practitioners to delve into the intricate dynamics of peatland agriculture, environmental impact, and climate change adaptation.

Dynamics in Engineering Systems: Innovations and Applications (DYNAMES) is a peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal focusing on the latest innovations and applications in the field of dynamics and vibrations in engineering systems. With an emphasis on bridging theory and practice, DYNAMES welcomes original research articles and comprehensive review papers on topics including but not limited to modeling and simulation, condition monitoring and fault diagnosis, nonlinear dynamics and chaos, rotor dynamics, structural health monitoring, dynamics and control of smart structures and materials, micro and nano dynamics, dynamics in renewable energy systems, and computational methods in dynamics.

The thematic focus of DYNAMES encompasses both fundamental principles and emerging trends in engineering dynamics. From traditional topics such as vibration analysis, structural dynamics, and control systems to contemporary areas like mechatronics, robotics, and renewable energy systems, our journal embraces the dynamic evolution of engineering practice.

Furthermore, DYNAMES is committed to bridging the gap between academia and industry, promoting research with tangible applications and societal impact. By fostering collaboration between researchers, practitioners, and policymakers, we strive to accelerate the translation of theoretical insights into practical innovations, driving advancements in technology and engineering practice.

In summary, DYNAMES offers a platform for researchers and practitioners to explore the dynamic intricacies of engineering systems, facilitating interdisciplinary exchange and promoting the translation of research findings into real-world solutions. Join us in shaping the future of engineering dynamics and its diverse applications.

Green Governance: Exploring Politics, Social Justice, and the Environment is a scholarly journal dedicated to fostering interdisciplinary research and critical analysis of the complex relationship between politics, social justice, and the environment. Our aim is to provide a platform for academics, policymakers, activists, and practitioners to contribute to the discourse on green governance and advance our understanding of the challenges and opportunities in creating sustainable and just societies.

Interaction, Community Engagement, and Social Environment publishes research that advances global social work, social development, sustainability, and social welfare policy and practice. Institute for Advanced Science, Social, and Sustainable Future (IASSSF) supports the technical management of this journal. Accepted research articles will be available online (free download) after the journal's peer-review process. The languages used in this journal are English and Indonesian.

Aims

ICESE is a peer-reviewed and open-access journal that focuses on the scholarly exploration and research within the field of social environments, particularly in the context of sustainability. The journal is committed to advancing knowledge through the publication of high-quality research that delves into methods, practices, action research, and the exploration of cross-cutting issues relevant to social environments.

Focus

ICESE focuses on the publication of articles that explore the intersection of community engagement and social environments, with an emphasis on sustainability. The journal encourages submissions that offer critical perspectives, case studies, and best practices that can contribute to better understanding and strategies for addressing current and emerging challenges in the field.

Scope

This journal seeks to publish a broad range of scholarly articles, including:

1. Civic Engagement and Participatory Development       
   Case studies on community mobilization, bottom-up planning, and democratic involvement in environmental initiatives. These demonstrate how inclusive participation strengthens sustainability outcomes.
2. Community-based Environmental Governance                               
   Studies exploring participatory approaches in managing environmental resources involving communities, governments, and stakeholders. These examine how local communities serve as primary drivers of environmental sustainability.
3. Sociocultural Dynamics in Environmental Contexts    
   Insights into how cultural norms, behaviors, and social structures influence and respond to environmental challenges. This explores the reciprocal relationship between society and environmental conditions.
4. Cross-sectoral Collaboration for Sustainability              
   Research highlighting partnerships among academia, government, industry, and civil society in addressing complex environmental challenges. This includes examination of collaborative frameworks that enhance environmental problem-solving effectiveness.
5. Social Conflict and Community-based Resolution        
   Analyses of environmental disputes and the role of local wisdom and participation in conflict resolution. These examine how traditional knowledge systems contribute to sustainable conflict management.
6. Cultural Identity and Environmental Stewardship         
   Exploration of cultural traditions, values, and practices supporting ecological protection and social harmony. This investigates how cultural heritage influences environmental conservation approaches.
7. Social Justice in Environmental Development  
   Critical perspectives on inequality, policy impacts, and protection of vulnerable groups in sustainability agendas. This addresses how environmental initiatives can promote or undermine social equity.
8. Environmental Education and Behavioral Change         
   Studies on education, awareness, and communication strategies fostering eco-friendly mindsets and actions. These examine how knowledge transforms into sustainable practices across diverse populations.
9. Religion, Spirituality, and Environmental Engagement               
   Studies on how religious teachings, spiritual practices, and faith-based institutions influence ecological awareness, promote sustainable behaviors, and strengthen community involvement in environmental governance and sustainable development.

e-ISSN: 3025-0293

JWESB is a pioneering publication dedicated to advancing understanding and promoting the intersection of woman empowerment and sustainable business practices. With a commitment to fostering gender equality and environmental stewardship, JWESB serves as a platform for scholars, practitioners, and policymakers to explore innovative approaches, strategies, and initiatives that empower women within the realm of entrepreneurship and business while promoting sustainability.

At JWESB, we recognize the pivotal role women play in driving economic growth, social progress, and environmental sustainability. Our thematic focus revolves around examining the challenges and opportunities faced by women entrepreneurs and business leaders in creating sustainable enterprises. We encourage contributions that delve into various aspects of women's empowerment within the business landscape, including access to resources, leadership development, mentorship, and networking opportunities. Furthermore, we welcome research and insights that explore the integration of sustainability principles into business models, supply chains, and corporate strategies, with a particular emphasis on initiatives that benefit women.

In summary, JWESB aims to be a leading forum for scholarly inquiry and practical insights into the advancement of women's empowerment and sustainable business practices. Through our rigorous peer-review process and commitment to excellence, we aim to catalyze positive change and contribute to building a more inclusive, equitable, and sustainable future for all.

CSJSC serves as a beacon for sustainable development. It promotes community engagement and service initiatives. Rooted in the ethos of empowerment and collective action, this journal epitomizes the intersection of academia and grassroots efforts in nurturing resilient and thriving communities worldwide.

At its heart, the journal delves into the dynamic relationship between community service and sustainable development, offering a multidisciplinary platform where scholars, practitioners, and advocates converge to explore innovative strategies, share best practices, and analyze case studies. Our mission is to catalyze positive change by amplifying the voices and experiences of those on the frontline of community-driven sustainability efforts.

The journal embraces a holistic approach to sustainability, recognizing that true resilience encompasses environmental, social, and economic dimensions. Thus, topics covered span a wide spectrum, including but not limited to:

Community-Based Participatory Research: Investigating the effectiveness of collaborative research models in addressing local sustainability challenges.
Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation: Showcasing ventures that merge business acumen with social and environmental objectives for community benefit.
Environmental Justice and Advocacy: Examining initiatives aimed at redressing environmental inequalities and amplifying marginalized voices.
Education and Capacity Building: Exploring the role of education in fostering sustainable mindsets and empowering communities to lead change.
Policy and Governance: Analyzing the role of governance structures and policy frameworks in enabling or hindering community-led sustainability efforts.

The Indonesian Journal of Environmental Science and Management (IJOESAM), is Published by Perkumpulan Program Studi Ilmu Lingkungan (PEPSILI), focuses on research and discussions related to environmental science and management practices in Indonesia. It covers a wide range of topics, including environmental policy, conservation, sustainable development, and resource management. The journal aims to provide insights and solutions for environmental challenges faced by Indonesia. It serves as a critical resource for researchers, policymakers, and practitioners dedicated to environmental sustainability.

The Journal of Disaster Management and Community Resilience (JDMCR) is a premier scholarly platform dedicated to exploring the multifaceted dynamics of disaster management and fostering community resilience in the face of various adversities. With a nuanced understanding of the ever-evolving landscape of disasters, the journal delves into a wide array of topics ranging from natural calamities such as earthquakes, hurricanes, and floods, to human-made disasters like industrial accidents and pandemics.

JDMCR provides a comprehensive examination of disaster preparedness, response, and recovery strategies, emphasizing the crucial role of community engagement, collaboration, and innovation. By presenting cutting-edge research, case studies, and practical insights, the journal facilitates a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding disaster risk reduction and mitigation efforts.

The thematic focus of JDMCR extends beyond mere crisis management to emphasize the importance of building resilient communities capable of withstanding and rebounding from adverse events. This entails not only bolstering physical infrastructure but also addressing social, economic, and environmental vulnerabilities to enhance overall adaptive capacity.

The journal's scope encompasses a diverse range of disciplines including but not limited to disaster sociology, public health, urban planning, environmental science, engineering, and policy studies. It serves as a nexus for interdisciplinary dialogue, encouraging collaboration among researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and community stakeholders.

Ultimately, JDMCR aims to contribute to the advancement of knowledge and practices in disaster management and resilience-building, fostering a more resilient society capable of navigating and thriving in an increasingly uncertain world. Through its rigorous scholarship and practical insights, the journal strives to empower individuals and communities to mitigate risks, enhance preparedness, and foster sustainable recovery in the aftermath of disasters.

Strengthening Dynamic Systems: e-Government and Public Services (SDSEPS) stands alone at the forefront based on the latest innovations, bridging government scientific fields, as well as advances in information and communication technology-based public service lenses. SDSEPS functions as a beacon for academics, researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and various related stakeholders, who address every potential transformation in the world of government and public services.

In relation to the world of government in the digital era which is marked by the complexity of globalization, SDSEPS investigates various defense and management convergences regarding transparent, fair and accountable government, by realizing the inseparable relationship between theory and practice in real life. Through a thoughtful exploration of stakeholders in the world of government, our journal explains how advances in digital electronic-based government empower us to overcome the challenges ahead.

Fixing borders, protecting copyright in the government sector, SDSEPS provides a landscape for public services that are integrated by government digitalization in the global era. From the perspective of the government which has a perception of digital public services, we reveal the important role played in maintaining and strengthening the quality of the services provided, both at the national and international levels.

Exploring into the field of public services, SDSEPS embarked on a journey to preserve and empower the legacy of information and communication technology based on globalization. With a strong focus on monitoring changes in services, the right to receive services, stakeholder responsibilities in providing services, our journal empowers stakeholders to become guardians of the quality of services provided to the community, armed with high knowledge can provide the perfect impact for all groups .

Charting the path to high sustainability at SDSEPS, we are more than chroniclers of the wonders of today's technology, we are agents of change. Through synthesis in the field of research, providing theory and practice, as well as actualization in real life, we pave the way for sustainable development in the digital realm, and ensure all the potential resulting from digitalization is renewable.

Join new discoveries with us, give way to discoveries with SDSEPS, where every possible limit will be given a new makeover, and open the horizons of the world with actualized science without having to stop for a moment. Therefore, let's together explore the potential now, in the future and in the future to create services with a focus on innovative government digitalization.

The Ethics, Democracy and the Digital Era journal examines the ethical challenges and implications of digital technologies on democratic processes. It addresses the intersection of technology, governance, and ethical considerations in the digital age. The journal provides a platform for critical discussions and scholarly analysis on how digital advancements are shaping democratic values and practices. It aims to contribute to the global discourse on maintaining ethical standards in the evolving digital landscape.

Journal of Socio-Cultural Sustainability and Resilience (JSCSR) is a leading peer-reviewed and open-access journal, published by Institute for Advanced Social, Science, and Sustainable Future (IASSSF), Jakarta, Indonesia. JSCSR is published twice a year (January and July), and all articles published are available online with open access.

Aims

JSCSR aims to publish scholarly works that critically engage with community development dynamics, socio-environmental issues, and cultural sustainability. The journal seeks to contribute to global understanding in these areas, with a particular emphasis on research relevant to Indonesian society.

Focus

JSCSR focuses on publishing high-quality articles that foster discussions and debates about the preservation of local wisdom, community empowerment, and sustainable development. The journal encourages interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approaches, highlighting how local strategies and innovations can enhance cultural resilience and sustainability within the Indonesian context, while also promoting socio-environmental justice.

Scope

This journal seeks to publish a broad range of scholarly articles, including: 

• Socio-Cultural Sustainability and Resilience
  Studies exploring how communities sustain and adapt their socio-cultural systems in response to environmental, political, and economic challenges.
• Community Empowerment and Local Leadership
  Research on participatory development, grassroots leadership, and strategies to enhance agency within communities for long-term resilience.
• Youth, Identity, and Civic Engagement
  Investigations into the roles of young people in shaping societal transformation, political awareness, and community innovation.
• Socio-Economic Resilience and Entrepreneurship
  Analyses of how economic education, family practices, and community-based entrepreneurship contribute to sustainable livelihoods.
• Cultural Heritage and Indigenous Practices
  Studies on the preservation, transformation, and relevance of traditional knowledge, indigenous rituals, and local wisdom in contemporary society.
• Environmental Governance and Community-Based Resource Management
  Research addressing the role of local and traditional governance systems in environmental protection and sustainable resource use.
• Socio-Cultural Dynamics in Urban and Rural Sustainability
  Studies that explore how social interactions, local cultural values, and community traditions shape sustainable practices in both rural and urban areas, including challenges of adaptation and social resilience amidst spatial transformation and development.
• Water, Food, and Energy Security in Society
  Research exploring community-based approaches to ensure access and equity in essential resources for sustainable living.
• Social Innovation and Participatory Development
  Investigations into innovative models, programs, or technologies initiated or co-created by communities to solve local problems and promote resilience.

e-ISSN: 3025-0269