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ISSN 0852-100X · Universitas Gadjah Mada · 715 articles in the index
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Lex Digitalis, Lex Nullius: Policy Foundations for Digital Governance in The Global South
Abstract In the digital landscape, there is a pluralistic data governance norms or digital anarchy which can be jurisprudentially viewed as lack of order or multiple conflicting laws operating in a particular state. We attempt to investigate the jurisprudential claims of Lex Nullius in the Global…
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An Examination of De-Extinction: How Does De-Extinction Challenge Biodiversity Governance in International Environmental Law
Abstract The reported success of Colossal Biosciences in 2025 to achieve the first deextinction of Aenocyon dirus (dire wolf) has generated global fascination, yet it has largely been met with silence within the legal community. While scientists celebrate the achievement and the public marvels at…
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To the Outermost Parts of the Galaxy: Imagination’s Puissance in Decolonizing International Law
Abstract This paper examines how imagination, despite its historical instrumentalization as a colonial methodology in international law as revealed in Koskenniemi’s To the Uttermost Parts of the Earth, can be repurposed as a decolonial tool. By drawing a temporal analogy, it first introduces…
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Reforming Civil Court in Indonesia: The Dialectics Of Procedural Justice and Digital Justice
Abstract This study analyzes new patterns that have emerged in civil justice reform in Indonesia. The functional approach, the common adoptedpattern, has shifted to an institutional approach. This shift, in addition to having an impact on the aspect of judicial governance, also creates dialectics…
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Constitution Making and Nation-State Imagination: A Historical Comparison, 1945-2002
Abstract In Indonesia’s history, the making of the constitutional foundation has been shaped by its political context. From the decolonization process till present, the making of the constitution has been intervened by various actors, both national and international parties. Hence, constitution…
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Relevansi Studi Politik Hukum Mahfud MD dalam Perkembangan dan Kontekstualisasinya Pasca Reformasi
Setelah Mahfud menyelesaikan disertasinya pada tahun 1993, studi politik hukum berkembang cukup pesat pada kurikulum pendidikan tinggi hukum. Pada jenjang magister dan doktor studi Mahfud mampu memberikan kontribusi yang signifikan dalam memahami relasi hukum dan politik. Studi ini bertujuan…
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Independensi Kekuasaan Kehakiman Dalam Menjatuhkan Putusan Ditinjau Dari Perspektif Undang-Undang Sebagai Perjanjian
Abstract Laws (UU) are understood as the manifestation of an agreement between the people, represented by the legislative body (House of Representatives), and the government, represented by the executive body. In a democratic system, the process of forming laws reflects the principles of…
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Operationalizing Nollkaemper’s and Peters’ theories on International Law within The Avoid, Align, Contest Framework for Domestic Courts
Abstract This paper examines how domestic courts interact with international law through the lens of the “Avoid, Align, Contest” framework, applied to two leading theories: Nollkaemper’s vision of international law as a rule of law, and Peters’ conception of it as a global constitution. Nollkaemper…
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Navigating Legitimacy and Authority: The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea Provisional Measures in Ukraine v. Russia
Abstract International maritime disputes involving geopolitical tensions test the legitimacy and authority of tribunals like the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS). This article examines ITLOS’ provisional measures order in Ukraine v. Russia (2019) to assess how the Tribunal…
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Doctor’s Legal Obligation to Act as a Good Samaritan in Indonesia: Is It Ethically Justifiable?
Abstract The Good Samaritan Law, which principles are widely implemented globally, were not applied under Indonesia’s legal framework. Instead of ensuring adequate legal protection for “the Good Samaritan,” Indonesian law enforces their obligations under threat of legal repercussions. The law is…
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Telaah Paradigma Konstrukivisme Guba dan Lincoln dalam Putusan Peradilan Kasus Ferdy Sambo
Artikel ini mengkaji bagaimana paradigma konstruktivisme Guba dan Lincoln dapat diterapkan untuk menganalisis penalaran hukum dalam putusan pengadilan pada kasus Ferdy Sambo, sebuah perkara pidana menonjol yang melibatkan pembunuhan berencana oleh seorang perwira tinggi Kepolisian Republik…
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Sufficiency and the Shifting Dynamics of Efficiency: A Political Economy and Jurisprudence Review
Abstract Sufficiency is a concept that challenges efficiency, a rational consequence that hitherto grows within the logic of capitalism. Without efficiency, the structure of capitalism collapses, as it has become the ontological prerequisite sustaining the structure of production, distribution, and…
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Patologi Ruang Publik dalam Gerakan Perjuangan Hak Atas Lingkungan oleh Masyarakat
Abstract This article aims to uncover the pathology in public participation practices using Habermas's concept of deliberative democracy as well as examine the rationality of the actors involved in public participation activities in environmental affairs. Next, an answer will be given on how…
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The Peredaran Narkotika Global: Respon Hukum Terhadap Perempuan yang Terjebak Sebagai Kurir Ditinjau Berdasarkan Feminist Legal Theory
Abstrak Penelitian ini membahas peredaran narkotika lintas negara yang melibatkan Perempuan sebagai kurir yang mengantarkan narkotika dari satu negara ke negara lain. Peristiwa ini kerap terjadi karena adanya ketidaksetaraan gender, relasi kuasa yang timpang, faktor ekonomi dan kerentanan perempuan…
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Criticizing the Political System and the Normativity Foundations Through Joseph Raz's Legal and Philosophical Thought
Abstract This article explores constitutional legitimacy through the legal and philosophical lens of Joseph Raz, focusing on the dynamic relationship between political systems, normative reasoning, and public justification. Raz contends that legal authority cannot rely solely on institutional power…
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Jus Cogens Derogat Customary International Law: A Conflict that Never Was?
Abstract Every scholar and learner of international law knows that jus cogens is the highest norm in the international legal order; therefore assume that “all other” sources of international law are supposed to become null and void if they contradict jus cogens. However, scholars and international…
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The Right To Be Forgotten According To Žižek's Paradox
Abstract This article analyzes the paradox of implementing the right to be forgotten in Indonesia through the Lacanian psychoanalytic perspective developed by Slavoj Žižek. This study highlights the structural impossibility of completely erasing digital trace despite the existence of legal…
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Resurgensi “The Command Theory Of Law” John Austin: Kedaulatan Dosis Tinggi Pengadilan Selaku “Satelit” Imperium Hukum
Abstrak Artikel ini bertujuan membantah stigma kontemporer yang memandang teori Austin, the command theory of law sekadar “limbah” dari masa lampau, teori yang sudah tidak lagi bernilai jual, baik dari sudut teoretis maupun pragmatis. Konsep “kedaulatan” diusungnya dianggap berbahaya, seolah…
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Freedom Of Navigation In The South China Sea: China’s Legal Positions And United States’ Freedom Of Navigation Operations
Abstract This research questions how China’s legal positions regarding freedom of navigation (FON) differ from the United Nations (UN) Law of the Sea Convention (LOSC), and how these differences inform tensions in the South China Sea (SCS) vis-a-vis United States’ (US) Freedom of Navigation…
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Environmental Vulnerability and the Application of Green Criminology in Bangladesh: Examining Legal Gaps and Social Justice
Abstract Green criminology provides a critical framework for understanding environmental harm as both a legal and social injustice, especially in regions disproportionately affected by climate change. In the context of Bangladesh—where ecological degradation intersects with poverty, displacement…