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10.09.2026
About the Journal
Yurispruden is a peer-reviewed journal published by the Faculty of Law, Islamic Universitas Islam Malang in January and June (twice a year). Yurispruden applying Issue In Progress/Online In First, manuscripts that are declared worthy will be published immediately. Yurispruden applying Issue In Progress/Online In First, manuscripts that are declared worthy will be published immediately. Yurispruden publishes articles that discuss normative or sociological legal issues that are factual, actual, and with integrity compiled by academics, researchers, or legal practitioners, and focus on issues of legal transformation, institutional reform, and justice development in emerging and developing societies. Yurispruden has established several policies referring to the ethical standards set by COPE, which must be complied with by authors, editors, reviewers, and publishers. Yurispruden implements a pre-review policy as an initial screening before the manuscript is sent to the reviewer to check the suitability of the manuscript with scope and focus, compliance with the format and writing guidelines, early detection of plagiarism and publication ethical aspects, which is aimed at ensuring an effective and efficient peer-review and publication process. Each manuscript that passes the pre-review stage will be further processed by double-blind peer review in one round and the decision to accept the manuscript is fully under the authority of the editorial team based on the recommendations of peer reviewers.
Announcements
Current Issue
Vol. 9 No. 2 (2026): Yurispruden: Jurnal Fakultas Hukum Universitas Islam Malang
Yurispruden Volume 9 Number 1 reflects the excellence of the article through the application of a rigorous double-blind peer-review process, to ensure that only legal research with the highest methodological integrity and analytical acumen is published. At the same time, this edition affirms its broad global reach through the diversity of authors, by bringing together legal academics from 4 (four) jurisdictions, namely Indonesia, Malaysia, Afghanistan, and Timor Leste, to build an inclusive and multidimensional cross-continental legal discourse on contemporary sustainability.
Published:
13.06.2026
DOI :
272
