Aksen Journal of Contemporary Family Law
Aksen Journal of Contemporary Family Law (AJCFL) is an open-access scholarly journal. The journal is committed to making high-quality research in contemporary family law freely and immediately available to researchers, academics, legal practitioners, judges, policymakers, students, and the wider public.
AJCFL believes that unrestricted access to scholarly knowledge supports wider dissemination of research, encourages academic dialogue, strengthens the visibility and impact of scholarship, and contributes to the advancement of knowledge across institutions, jurisdictions, and national boundaries.
All articles published in AJCFL are made freely and immediately available online upon publication. Readers are not required to pay subscription fees, access charges, or registration fees to read, download, and access the full text of published articles.
AJCFL provides immediate open access to the full text of all published articles. No subscription is required to access journal content, and readers may access published articles through the journal's official website without payment.
This policy reflects AJCFL's commitment to the principle that making research freely available contributes to a wider and more equitable global exchange of scholarly knowledge.
All articles published in AJCFL are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution–ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0) .
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Authors retain copyright in their works. Publication in AJCFL does not transfer copyright ownership to the journal or publisher. Authors grant AJCFL the right of first publication and authorize the journal to publish, reproduce, distribute, preserve, archive, index, and make the published article publicly available under the journal's open-access and licensing policies.
AJCFL supports the dissemination and preservation of scholarly work. Authors may deposit and share their published articles in institutional repositories, subject repositories, personal academic websites, institutional websites, and other appropriate scholarly platforms, provided that the original publication in AJCFL is properly acknowledged.
AJCFL does not impose an embargo period on the sharing of the published version of an article. Authors are encouraged to include complete bibliographic information and, where available, a link to the article's official journal version.
Open access means that readers are not charged for accessing published content. This is separate from publication-related charges that may apply to authors.
| Type | Charge | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Reader Access | Rp 0 | Free and Open Access |
| Submission Fee | Rp 0 | Free |
| Fast Track Review | Rp 250.000 | Optional |
| Article Processing Charge (APC) | Rp 750.000 | Payable after acceptance |
The CC BY-SA 4.0 license generally applies to the original content of articles published in AJCFL. Third-party photographs, illustrations, figures, tables, datasets, or other materials may be subject to different copyright or licensing conditions where specifically indicated in a credit line or other notice.
Users are responsible for determining whether separate permission is required before reusing third-party material that is not covered by the article's Creative Commons license.
AJCFL supports the broad dissemination of scholarly knowledge by providing immediate open access to its published content. Through author copyright retention, open licensing, responsible reuse, and unrestricted reader access, the journal seeks to expand the reach of contemporary family law scholarship and encourage academic exchange across disciplinary, institutional, and geographical boundaries.
Aksen Journal of Contemporary Family Law (AJCFL) provides immediate open access to all published articles without subscription or reader access fees. Authors retain copyright in their works. Articles are published under the Creative Commons Attribution–ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0), permitting sharing and adaptation provided that appropriate attribution is given and derivative works are distributed under the same license.
