Journals

  • Aksen Journal of Contemporary Family Law

    Aksen Journal of Contemporary Family Law

    Published by AKSEN – Akademika Semesta Nusantara Foundation

    Aksen Journal of Contemporary Family Law is a peer-reviewed academic journal published by AKSEN (Akademika Semesta Nusantara Foundation). The journal provides a scholarly forum for critical, comparative, interdisciplinary, and socio-legal inquiry into contemporary developments in family law and family-related legal issues.

    The journal welcomes original research articles that examine family law from diverse legal traditions, jurisdictions, and disciplinary perspectives. Its scope includes marriage and divorce, matrimonial property, child custody and protection, maintenance, adoption, guardianship, inheritance, reproductive rights, gender and family justice, domestic relations, dispute resolution, and other emerging issues affecting families in contemporary societies.

    Scholarly Orientation

    Particular attention is given to the interaction between state law, religious law, customary law, international human rights norms, and living legal practices. The journal encourages contributions employing doctrinal, comparative, socio-legal, empirical, historical, anthropological, and interdisciplinary approaches to understand how family law responds to social transformation and contemporary legal challenges.

    With a commitment to academic rigor and intellectual diversity, Aksen Journal of Contemporary Family Law seeks to connect legal doctrine with the lived realities of families and to promote scholarly dialogue among academics, researchers, legal practitioners, policymakers, and other scholars concerned with the development of family law at national, regional, and global levels.

    Contemporary Family Law • Legal Pluralism • Justice • Social Transformation

  • Aksen Journal of Islam and Humanities

    AKSEN Journal of Islam and Humanities (AJIH) is a peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal dedicated to critical and interdisciplinary inquiry into Islam and Muslim societies. The journal publishes original research bridging classical Islamic scholarship—including Qur'anic studies, hadith, Islamic law, theology, and Sufism—with contemporary humanities and social science perspectives on Muslim communities, encompassing sociology, politics, gender, education, and comparative religious studies. Rooted in the Indonesian and Southeast Asian scholarly tradition yet global in reach, AJIH aims to position Nusantara-based scholarship within wider international debates in Islamic Studies. The journal is published biannually in English and Indonesian, and is committed to rigorous double-blind peer review, publication ethics, and unrestricted open access to its published content.

  • Aksen Journal of Contemporary Islamic Law

    AKSEN Journal of Contemporary Islamic Law (AJCIL) is a peer-reviewed, open access journal publishing original research at the intersection of classical Islamic legal thought and contemporary legal practice. The journal examines how Islamic jurisprudence — from doctrinal theory to codified family, criminal, and financial law — is interpreted, applied, and contested across Muslim-majority and Muslim-minority contexts, with particular attention to Southeast Asia and the Nusantara region. AJCIL welcomes doctrinal, comparative, and socio-legal scholarship on topics ranging from constitutional and human rights law to Islamic bioethics and digital-age legal questions, published biannually in English and Bahasa Indonesia under a CC BY-SA 4.0 open access license.