About the Journal
The Indonesian Social Science Review (ISSR) is a peer-reviewed academic journal that offers a dedicated platform for the dissemination of high-quality research in the field of social science. Published by the Yayasan Lentera Avanya Nagari, Indonesia, the ISSR aims to foster interdisciplinary dialogue and provide valuable insights into various social issues, contributing to the advancement of knowledge and understanding in this dynamic field.
The primary focus of the Indonesian Social Science Review (ISSR) is to present cutting-edge research and scholarship on a diverse range of social science disciplines. The journal strives to publish original, empirical, and theoretical research that delves into significant social issues, both within Indonesia and on a global scale. ISSR places particular emphasis on research that provides new perspectives, innovative methodologies, and critical analyses, thereby enriching the discourse surrounding social phenomena.
The Indonesian Social Science Review (ISSR) covers a wide array of disciplines within the social sciences, including but not limited to:
- Public Administration, which deals with research on public policy, administrative reform, bureaucratic efficiency, public service delivery, e-government, governance models, and public resource management.
- Media and Communication, which deals with the study of media influence, public discourse, journalism, digital communication, political communication strategies, and the role of media in shaping public opinion and democratic processes, as well as research in public relations, television and radio, film, and other relevant studies.
- Government which examines government structures, policy development, decision-making processes, institutional performance, decentralization, and comparative studies of government practices at various levels (local, national, and international).
- Political Science, which examines political behavior analysis, elections, political parties, international relations, political theory, democracy, civil society, and the impact of political systems on governance and societal outcomes.
- Other related disciplines: The journal welcomes contributions from various related disciplines that contribute to a comprehensive understanding of social phenomena.
The entire publication process of this journal is managed through the Open Journal Systems (OJS). Authors can register here to submit their manuscripts, and those who already have an account may log in here.
