About the Journal
Littera Legis: Journal of Law, Society, and Justice is a peer-reviewed academic journal published by Gemini Littera Publishing, in collaboration with the Faculty of Sharia, UIN Sulthan Thaha Saifuddin Jambi, and scholars from various universities scholars from various universities. The journal is dedicated to advancing critical and interdisciplinary legal scholarship that explores the interaction between legal texts, societal change, and the pursuit of justice. It publishes original research in law and society, legal pluralism, legal theory, justice reform, and socio-legal studies.
Current Issue
This inaugural issue of Littera Legis: Journal of Law, Society, and Justice (Vol. 1, No. 1, August 2025) features five scholarly articles by twelve Indonesian academics. The contributions cover interrelated themes in contemporary legal studies, highlighting the dynamic interactions between law, society, and justice, and critically examining the intersections of state legal frameworks with local practices and global developments. As its inaugural issue, it underscores the journal’s commitment to high-quality interdisciplinary research and to fostering dialogue on law and justice at local, national, and international levels.
Articles
Journal Description
| Journal Title: | Littera Legis: Journal of Law, Society, and Justice |
| Initial: | Littera Legis |
| Frequency: | Twice a year, in February and August |
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| Editor-in-Chief: | Ardian Kurniawan |
| Citation Analysis: | Index Copernicus | Google Scholar |
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Publisher: |
Gemini Littera Publishing in collaboration with Fakultas Syariah Sulthan Thaha Saifuddin UIN Jambi |
Littera Legis: Journal of Law, Society, and Justice is a peer-reviewed academic journal published by PT Gemini Littera Publishing, in collaboration with scholars from various universities. The journal aims to advance critical and interdisciplinary legal scholarship that explores the complex interactions between legal texts, societal transformations, and the pursuit of justice in diverse contexts.
This journal welcomes original research articles that contribute to the development of legal studies through empirical data, theoretical analysis, and normative perspectives. Emphasizing relevance at the local, national, and global levels, Littera Legis seeks to enrich discussions on law and justice in both academic and practical dimensions.
