Udayana Journal of Law and Culture Celebrates Scopus Indexing Milestone

The Udayana Journal of Law and Culture (UJLC), one of the prestigious journals within the Faculty of Law at Udayana University, has proudly announced its inclusion in the Scopus database, effective as of 11 June 2024. This significant achievement marks a new era of academic recognition and global visibility for the journal and its contributors.

UJLC is an esteemed open-access, peer-reviewed journal that emphasizes interdisciplinary research at the intersection of law and culture. Under the capable leadership of Editor-in-Chief Prof. Dr. I Wayan Windia, SH., M.Si. and managed by I Made Budi Arsika, S.H.,LL.M. and Nyoman Satyayudha Dananjaya,S.H.,MKn.,Ph.D. the journal has consistently showcased innovative research and conceptual articles.

The journal's scope spans critical contemporary issues, focusing on customary society, indigenous peoples, religion, human rights, gender, tourism, sustainable environment, and economic development, with a particular emphasis on Indonesian contexts and a global perspective. This broad focus allows UJLC to contribute significantly to ongoing academic and practical discussions on how legal frameworks interact with various cultural dimensions.

The inclusion in Scopus is a testament to the journal's high standards and the quality of its published works. Scopus is renowned for indexing only the most impactful and rigorously vetted academic journals, and UJLC's new status is expected to attract a wider audience of international scholars and practitioners. This recognition not only enhances the journal’s prestige but also elevates the global academic standing of the Faculty of Law at Udayana University.

The Dean of Faculty of Law Udayana University, Prof. Dr. Putu Gede Arya Sumerta Yasa, S.H., M.Hum expressed his pride and gratitude, stating, "This milestone is a result of the hard work and dedication of our editorial team, authors, and reviewers. It reflects our commitment to advancing interdisciplinary research that bridges law and cultural studies. We are excited about the opportunities this brings for further scholarly collaboration and dissemination of impactful research."

As one of the eight journals within the Faculty of Law, UJLC's achievement underscores Udayana University's dedication to fostering academic excellence and contributing to significant legal and cultural discourses. The journal’s Scopus indexing is poised to enhance its influence and reinforce its role as a key resource for scholars and practitioners worldwide.