Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026): Reciprocal: Interlegality Review
This issue has been available online since April 10, 2026. It features five original research articles authored or co-authored by 17 scholars representing five countries—Indonesia, Thailand, the Netherlands, Nigeria, and Italy—representing three continents: Asia, Africa, and Europe.
Published:
2026-04-10
Articles
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Cognitive Nature and Islamic Philanthropy Practices Among Muhammadiyah Members in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia
Abstract View: 712, 
PDF Download: 561
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Democratic Hypocrisy and Electoral Regulation: A Critical Legal Analysis of Former Corruption Convicts in Electoral Politics
Abstract View: 350, PDF Download: 271
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Petro-Politics and Democratic Deficit: Oil, Elite Capture, and the Crisis of Governance in Nigeria, 1960–2024
Abstract View: 268, PDF Download: 386
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When Legislative Oversight Becomes Interlegal Contestation: Hak Angket, Public Maṣlaḥah, and Local Politics in Salatiga, Indonesia
Abstract View: 270, PDF Download: 216
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Renegotiating Disability Rights in Indonesian Islam: Muhammadiyah, Nahdlatul Ulama, and a Non-Reductionist Approach
Abstract View: 352, PDF Download: 209
