Journals

  • Jambura Law Review

    Jambura Law Review is a peer-reviewed journal published by the Faculty of Law, Universitas Negeri Gorontalo, Indonesia. This journal focus and scope are directed toward serving as a global academic forum for developing scholarly discourse on contemporary legal issues emerging within ASEAN and global contexts. JALREV publishes both normative and empirical legal research that explores a wide range of legal challenges faced by individuals, business actors, and society, while also addressing current and strategic legal issues developing at both national and international levels. Through this approach, JALREV seeks to present comprehensive, relevant, and responsive legal scholarship that reflects the dynamics of modern legal development and the evolving needs of the global community.

  • Disruption Law Review

    Disruption Law Review, abbreviated as DILAR is an academic and scientific law journal published by the Law Journal Center of the Faculty of Law, Universitas Negeri Gorontalo. DILAR is an open-accessed, double-blind peer-reviewed journal, and biannually published articles in March and September. With the aims of proliferation and the enhancement of knowledge on law studies, DILAR is intended to be the platform for lecturers and researchers to express their progressive thoughts and ideas in the field of information technology law.

    Mohamad Rivaldi Moha (Editor in Chief/EiC)

  • Adati Law Journal

    Adati Law Journal, abbreviated as ALJ is an academic and scientific law journal published by the Law Journal Center of the Faculty of Law, Universitas Negeri Gorontalo. ALJ is an open-accessed, double-blind peer-reviewed journal, and biannually published articles in March and September. With the aims of proliferation and the enhancement of knowledge on law studies, ALJ is intended to be the platform for lecturers and researchers to express their progressive thoughts and ideas in the field of adat law.

    Abdul Hamid Tome (Editor in Chief/EiC)