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Integrating the polluter pays principle into environmental quality governance: a legal policy analysis for sustainable development in Indonesia
Environmental degradation in Indonesia demonstrates that formal environmental regulations and the implementation of the Polluter Pays Principle (PPP) remain constrained by institutional fragmentation,...
Restorative Justice as Penal Governance Transformation: Global Trends and Institutional Tensions
Purpose: This study examines how restorative justice contributes to the transformation of penal governance within contemporary global criminal justice reform. Background: The expansion of restorati...
Toward a Trauma-Informed Victimology: Integrating Trauma-Informed Justice and Restorative Approaches in the Global South
Victims often face not only primary trauma but also secondary victimization from adversarial justice systems, exposing psychological blind spots. This study conceptually examines how trauma-informed j...
Trends in the Use of Data Analysis Methods in Legal Research (Analysis of Scopus-Indexed Law Journals in Indonesia and Malaysia)
Legal research in Indonesia and Malaysia continues to evolve amid growing demands for methodological transparency and analytical rigor. However, the dominance of doctrinal approaches has limited the a...
Restorative Justice and Legal Pluralism in Indonesia: Implications for Atrocity Crimes and Global Criminal Justice Reform
Atrocity crimes generate complex relational and structural harms. These harms cannot be adequately addressed through a solely retributive paradigm. This article proposes the Restorative Pluralism Fram...
Reconstructing justice through legal semiotics and postcolonial pluralism: Toward a Pancasila-based restorative paradigm in Indonesia
The crisis of retributive justice has exposed the moral limitations of punitive legalism in addressing social harm and human dignity. Indonesia’s search for a more humane justice paradigm requires rei...
Balancing utilitarianism with access to environmental justice: An Indonesian case study
The global environmental crisis exacerbates Indonesia's ecological vulnerability, marked by deforestation, pollution, and agrarian conflicts, with marginalized groups—particularly Indigenous communiti...
From efficiency to justice: Reconstructing utilitarian ethics in environmental governance
The global environmental crisis intensifies ecological injustice, where vulnerable communities bear disproportionate burdens despite contributing the least. In Indonesia, large-scale projects often ex...
Implementation of Restorative Justice in the Criminal Justice System: A Comparative Study between Indonesia and India
Restorative Justice has emerged as a progressive response to the limitations of the retributive approach within criminal justice systems. Both Indonesia and India demonstrate a growing inclination tow...
Implementation approach in legal research
The use of a research approach in legal research will determine the results. There are three categories of approaches in legal research. The normative approach is the most widely used. This research a...
The Evolution of Islamic Law in Indonesia: A Socio-Historical Perspective on Its Struggle for Existence
Throughout Indonesia’s history, legal battles have been ongoing since the Dutch colonial era, with three distinct legal systems asserting their presence. Among these, Islamic law holds significance wi...
Non-procedural dispute resolution: Study of the restorative justice approach tradition in Indonesian society
The Indonesian Muslim community is familiar with restorative justice. The substance of restorative justice is building joint participation between perpetrators and victims through third parties. The o...