IJSRHR is published twice a year (every June and December). Submissions are accepted at any time. The review process (double-blind peer review) is targeted to be accomplished within 3 months since submission.
All submissions are evaluated by the Editorial Board in terms of scientific contributions, readability, and appropriateness to the focus and scope. See peer review process section for more detail information. Submissions that do not adhere to the guideline may be returned to authors immediately or may be rejected.
Please note that submissions are subject to plagiarism screening and please consider learning the IJSRHR Publication Ethics.
Please submit your manuscript electronically through the manuscript submission portal in Microsoft Word format. You will need to register a new account (if you do not have one) to make a submission. Do not submit manuscripts to the editor's email address.
Click here to download the author guideline.
General guideline
- The submitted manuscript must adhere to the guidelines of the 7th Publication Manual of American Psychological Association.
- The submitted manuscript must reflect an original work and is free from plagiarism. The editorial board reserves the right to automatically reject the submission should plagiarism is detected.
- Manuscript in either English or Indonesian language is accepted, however manuscript written in English by non-English native authors must be edited by a professional English editor prior to sending for review.
- For manuscripts written in Indonesian language, an appropriate translation of the terminologies and variables must be performed whenever possible based on the reference from the latest version of Kamus Besar Bahasa Indonesia.
- Please download the template of the manuscript (INDONESIAN / ENGLISH) and title page (INDONESIAN / ENGLISH) prior to submitting your manuscript. You can modify the manuscript sections to suit your submission type (original research, literature review, brief report, or commentary paper). Please ensure the manuscript adheres to the appropriate guideline to speed up the reviewing process. All files should be submitted in MS Word format; do not submit files in PDF format.
- Submitted manuscript must include an “Impact and Implication in the Indigenous Context [Dampak dan Implikasi Ulayat]” section in the main text, where authors elaborate the impact of their findings and arguments within the indigenous perspective. The maximum length for this section is 100 words.
- The journal applies strict criteria regarding the maximum word counts and only under very rare circumstances are manuscripts exceeding the above word limits accepted. The maximum word length for each type of manuscript is:
- Original research – 6,000 words, including bi-lingual abstract (of maximum 150 words for each language), main text, references, tables, and figures.
- Literature Review – 6,000 words, including bi-lingual abstract (of maximum 150 words for each language), main text, references, tables, and figures.
- Tables and figures are presented to enhance clarity and are not redundantly explained in the paragraphs. Figures are presented in black-and-white, high resolution images.
- Authors are encouraged to use referencing manager tools (e.g. EndNote, Mendeley).
- Ethical statement has been provided and written properly as guided in the Title Page template.
- To enable double-blind review procedure, the title page must be uploaded separately. The manuscript must not contain any author-identifying information. Below are the required files for the submission.
- Cover letter.
- Title page, includes title, list of authors' names and affiliations, correspondence email, acknowledgement, funding, and conflict of interest. Download the template for the title page here (INDONESIAN / ENGLISH).
- Main manuscript MUST NOT include any information about authors and affiliations, including acknowledgement, funding, and conflict of interest sections. Download template for the manuscript here (INDONESIAN / ENGLISH).
- Other supporting files (if any).