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Revenue Sources

Justitia Nova: Indonesian Journal of Modern Law is committed to transparency, independence, and responsible scholarly publishing. The journal clearly discloses its financial support and revenue sources to ensure that editorial decisions are made solely based on academic quality, research integrity, and scholarly contribution.

Sources of Financial Support

The publication activities of Justitia Nova are supported through institutional support provided by:

Institut Miftahul Huda Al Azhar (IMA) Kota Banjar, Indonesia, as the publisher of the journal.

Institutional support covers essential journal management activities, including:

  • Editorial management.

  • Online journal system maintenance.

  • Peer review administration.

  • Website and digital platform management.

  • DOI registration and metadata management.

  • Copyediting and publication processes.

  • Digital preservation and archiving activities.

Article Processing Charges (APCs)

Justitia Nova: Indonesian Journal of Modern Law does not charge any publication fees.

The journal applies a zero-fee publishing model:

  • Submission fee: USD 0.

  • Editorial screening fee: USD 0.

  • Peer review fee: USD 0.

  • Article Processing Charge (APC): USD 0.

  • Publication fee: USD 0.

  • Access fee: USD 0.

The absence of publication fees ensures that authors can submit and publish scholarly work without financial barriers.

Editorial Independence

Financial support or institutional affiliation does not influence editorial decisions.

All manuscripts are evaluated independently based on:

  • Academic quality.

  • Originality and novelty.

  • Methodological rigor.

  • Legal significance.

  • Relevance to the journal's aims and scope.

  • Compliance with publication ethics.

Editors and reviewers make decisions without influence from funding sources, institutional interests, commercial considerations, or personal relationships.

No Commercial Influence

Justitia Nova does not use commercial advertising, sponsorship arrangements, or paid placement services that may affect editorial decisions or published content.

The journal does not accept financial arrangements that compromise editorial independence, peer review integrity, or research transparency.

Future Changes

Any future changes to the journal's revenue model, publication fees, or financial policies will be publicly announced through the journal website before implementation.

Such changes will apply only to new submissions and will not affect manuscripts already under editorial consideration.

Commitment to Transparency

Justitia Nova: Indonesian Journal of Modern Law is committed to maintaining transparent, ethical, and sustainable scholarly publishing practices. The journal ensures that financial considerations remain separate from editorial decision-making in order to preserve academic integrity and public trust.