The Semarang State Undergraduate Law and Society Review, originating from the vibrant Socio-Legal Studies community at the Faculty of Law, Universitas Negeri Semarang, represents a distinctive platform for interdisciplinary exploration. This journal stands out on the international academic stage by fostering a diverse and inclusive approach, addressing issues from various legal cultures while embracing theoretical concerns of cross-cultural significance. What sets this publication apart is its dedication to cultivating a broad international readership. By encouraging contributions that traverse borders and legal traditions, the journal serves as a nexus for global scholarly exchange. The inclusion of a highly regarded Book and Movie Review section enhances its unique standing within the broader legal studies context, providing a multifaceted perspective that extends beyond conventional academic discourse.

Challenging, authoritative, and timely, the Semarang State Undergraduate Law and Society Review caters not only to legal researchers and practitioners but also beckons sociologists, criminologists, and other social scientists. This journal acts as a reservoir for contemporary legal research, employing a multidisciplinary lens to explore various facets of the legal landscape. It serves as a peer-reviewed forum, presenting articles and notes that contribute to the understanding of the intricate relationship between society and the legal process.

With a commitment to inclusivity, the journal welcomes submissions from any scholarly tradition concerned with the cultural, economic, political, psychological, or social dimensions of law and legal systems. Its broad interdisciplinary scope encompasses not only Indonesia and Southeast Asia but extends to a wider global context, ensuring a comprehensive exploration of the complex interplay between law and society on an international scale. As an integral part of international academia, the Semarang State Undergraduate Law and Society Review is positioned at the forefront of advancing cross-cultural dialogue and understanding within the legal field.