About the Journal

About the Journal

UCEJ is the Unmul's Citizenship Education Journal published in December 2016 by the Unmul Citizenship Education Journal (ID: Association for Teaching of Pancasila and Indonesian Citizenship Education - AP3KnI). This is as an international open access, publication of interdisciplinary scientific journals, peer-reviewed, innovative and methodological research in various scientific fields of Pancasila and Citizenship Education (PPKn), Law, politics, social and culture. Our conception of theories and methods is broad and encompassing, and we accept contributions from scholars throughout the world. This journal is published twice a year, July and December.

UCEJ is inspired by the need to put into visibility the Indonesian & South East Asian women to ensure dissemination of knowledge to a wider general audience.

UCEJ selects at least several outstanding articles by scholars in the early stages of a career in academic research for each issue, providing providing support for new voices and emerging scholarship.

Audience

SJ aims to provide academic literature which is accessible across disciplines, but also to a wider 'non-academic' audience interested and engaged with social justice, ecofeminism, human rights, policy / advocacy, gender, sexualities, concepts of equality, social change, migration & social mobilization, inter-religious & international relations, and development.

There are other journals which address those topics, but SJ approaches the broad areas of civic education in an integrated fashion. It further addresses the issue of international collaboration and inclusion as existing gaps in the area of ​​academic publishing by a) crossing language boundaries and creating a space for publishing, b) providing an opportunity for innovative emerging scholars to engage in academic dialogue with established researchers .

 

Structure of the Journal

• Articles

Five articles per issues. All articles will be preceded by an abstract (150-200 words), five keywords, and a contributor biography (150 words). Word length is 6,000-8,000 words, including notes and references.

 

• Book reviews

The review should be no more than 1000 words in length. This section will sometimes consist of reviews of essays on a number of recent publications in a particular field or area of ​​relevance to the journal (1000 words).

 

Timeline and Schedule

Twice a year.

 

Publishing and Copyright Approach

All articles must not have been published or be under consideration elsewhere. We are unable to pay for permissions to publish pieces whose copyright is not held by the author. Contributors will be responsible for clearing all copyright permissions before submitting translations, illustrations or long quotes. The views expressed in papers are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the journal or its editors.

 

Content Assessment

All articles will be peer-reviewed double-blind and will be submitted electronically to the journal (ucej.unmul@gmail.com). The editors ensure that all submissions are refereed anonymously by two readers in the relevant field. In the event of widely divergent opinions during this process, a third referee will be asked to comment, and the decision to publish is taken on that recommendation. We expect that the editorial process will take up to four months. We will allow up to four weeks for contributors to send in revised manuscripts with corrections