Focus and Scope

Aims and Scope

Titah: Journal of Law

Aims

Titah: Journal of Law aims to advance legal scholarship and practice by providing a rigorous, peer-reviewed platform for the publication of original research, doctrinal analysis, case studies, and policy studies across the full spectrum of legal disciplines. The journal seeks to bridge theoretical legal scholarship with practical application, fostering critical inquiry into legal reform, regulatory development, and the evolving relationship between law, business, and society in Indonesia and internationally.

Titah welcomes contributions from legal academics, practitioners, judges, policymakers, and postgraduate researchers, with particular attention to legal issues arising at the intersection of law, economics, and business, while remaining open to the full breadth of public, private, and international legal disciplines.

Scope

The scope of Titah: Journal of Law is organized into four main focus areas covering public, private, economic, commercial, international, and comparative dimensions of legal scholarship.

01
 Public Law
  • Constitutional law
  • Administrative law
  • Criminal law and criminal justice
  • Human rights law
  • Election and political law
  • Local government and regional autonomy law
  • Anti-corruption law
  • Military and defense law
  • Immigration and citizenship law
  • State finance and budgeting law
  • Judicial and court system studies
  • Legislative drafting and law-making process
  • Public policy and regulatory law
  • Cyber and digital law (public dimension)
02
 Private and Civil Law
  • Civil law and civil procedure
  • Family law
  • Inheritance law
  • Agrarian and land law
  • Property and real estate law
  • Contract law
  • Tort and liability law
  • Consumer protection law
  • Notarial law
  • Adat (customary) law
  • Marriage and divorce law
  • Guardianship and adoption law
  • Insurance law
  • Alternative dispute resolution (mediation and arbitration)
03
 Business, Economic, and Commercial Law
  • Business and corporate law
  • Economic law
  • Banking and financial services law
  • Capital markets and securities law
  • Bankruptcy and insolvency law
  • Labor and employment law
  • Intellectual property law
  • Competition and antitrust law
  • Trade and investment law
  • Tax law
  • E-commerce and fintech law
  • Mergers, acquisitions, and corporate restructuring
  • Corporate governance and compliance
  • Startup and MSME legal frameworks
04
 International and Comparative Law
  • Public international law
  • Private international law
  • International trade law
  • International human rights law
  • International environmental law
  • International humanitarian law
  • Comparative legal systems
  • International dispute resolution and arbitration
  • International organizations law
  • Maritime law and law of the sea
  • Cross-border investment law
  • Refugee and migration law
  • International criminal law
  • Regional integration law (e.g., ASEAN legal frameworks)