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Jambura Law Review (JALREV) is pleased to announce the transition of its journal management and publishing platform from Open Journal Systems (OJS) 2 to the latest OJS 3 environment. This transition forms part of JALREV’s continuing commitment to strengthening its scholarly publishing infrastructure and enhancing the quality, efficiency, accessibility, and transparency of its editorial processes. The adoption of OJS 3 is intended to support a more integrated and contemporary digital publishing environment for authors, reviewers, editors, and readers. The new platform offers an improved interface and a more structured workflow for manuscript submission, peer review, editorial assessment, publication management, and access to scholarly content. Through this transition, JALREV seeks to facilitate more efficient communication among authors, reviewers, and editors while further supporting the journal’s commitment to good practices in academic and scholarly publishing. Accordingly, effective immediately, registration for new users on this OJS 2 platform is closed. Authors, reviewers, and other users are kindly requested not to create new accounts or initiate new journal activities through this platform. All new manuscript submissions, reviewer registrations, and other future journal related activities must be conducted through the new OJS 3 platform: https://journal.fh.ung.ac.id/index.php/jalrev/index Authors and reviewers who wish to continue their engagement with Jambura Law Review are encouraged to access the new platform and complete the registration process where necessary. This OJS 2 platform will no longer serve as the platform for new registrations and future journal activities. Existing records and previously managed content remain part of JALREV’s publishing history, while all new activities will progressively be managed through the OJS 3 platform. Jambura Law Review greatly appreciates the continued trust, cooperation, and scholarly contributions of its authors, reviewers, editors, and readers throughout this transition. We look forward to continuing to advance rigorous legal scholarship and strengthening JALREV’s contribution to contemporary legal discourse through an increasingly robust and internationally oriented publishing platform. Jambura Law Review |
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