Policy

Recent research published in the “Journal of Legal Horizons” by Ladito Risang Bagaskoro and colleagues from the Faculty of Law at the University of Brawijaya has brought attention to the pressing issue of how criminal law is applied to street childre

Recent research published in the ‘Journal of Legal Horizons’ highlights critical gaps in the investigation of cultural heritage destruction in Indonesia. Conducted by Shannon Galice Sofyani and Benedict Matteew from the Faculty of Law at The National

A recent study published in the Journal of Legal Horizons highlights the pressing need for improved management and accountability in Village-Owned Enterprises (BUM Desa) in Indonesia. Led by Dewi Ambarwati from the Faculty of Law at the University of

Recent research published in the “Journal of Legal Horizons” explores the complexities surrounding Ulayat land, which is governed by customary law communities in Indonesia. Led by Retno Sariwati from the Faculty of Law at the University of Merdeka Ma

Recent changes to labor laws in Indonesia have sparked a significant discussion regarding the legal protection of contract workers, particularly in the context of the energy sector. A study conducted by Giovani Marco Tarani Soba and his colleagues fr

In a recent study published in the Journal of Legal Horizons, researchers Jennifer Jennifer, Barry Kinasta, and Benedict Matteew from the Faculty of Law at the University of Surabaya have highlighted a pressing issue within Indonesia’s justice system

A recent study published in the journal Advanced Intelligent Systems explores innovative approaches to enhance efficiency and flexibility in production systems by drawing inspiration from biological processes. Led by Marc Thielen from the Fraunhofer

Recent research published in ‘Frontiers in Nutrition’ has examined the effects of β-hydroxy-β-methylbutyrate (HMB) supplementation on lipid profiles in adults, with significant implications for cardiovascular health and potential opportunities in the

A recent article by Koltay András from Pázmány Péter Catholic University, published in “In Medias Res,” delves into the intricate relationship between human rights, human dignity, and the constitutional order within the framework of Hungarian media r

A recent study led by Bettina Schröter from TUD Dresden University of Technology has explored the introduction of Right Turn On Red (RTOR) for cyclists in Germany, a practice already common in several other European countries. Published in the journa