Aim

Reciprocal: Interlegality Review is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to publishing original and high-quality research on the interdisciplinary study of legal issues, exploring the dynamics of interactions between the state and societies, particularly within Indonesian contexts. The journal promotes a critical perspective on interlegalityphenomena in Indonesia, highlighting the interaction between law and cultural, political, and religious contexts, and welcomes original scholarly contributions from other countries that adopt legal pluralism.

Scope

The journal welcomes original and critical research from scholars and practitioners employing interdisciplinary, comparative, empirical, and socio-legal approaches, with particular attention to Adat Law, Agrarian Law, Environmental Law, Civil Law, Human Rights and Social Justice, Constitutional Law, Economic Law, Islamic Law, and Digital Technology and Law, as well as other emerging legal issues shaping legal practices in societies. By integrating theory with practice, Reciprocal: Interlegality Review provides a forum for academic advancement and engagement with the evolving legal landscape, especially in relation to contemporary issues of legal pluralism within broader global discourse.