| For manuscript submission, it is required that the author(s) ensure their work has undergone thorough proofreading and is based on data from studies or ideas from theories, published in English. The manuscript should be original and not contain any plagiarism, and it should not have been previously submitted to any other journal or publication. A Declaration of Originality form is available for download, which should be completed and attached to the manuscript submission. |
| | B. WRITING GUIDELINES - The manuscript should not exceed 20 pages, written using Book Antiqua font size 11 with 1.0 spacing on A4 size paper. Please refer to the journal template for more details.
- The structure of the manuscript should include the following elements:
a. Title The title should be in English, written in 14 pt Book Antiqua Bold and should not exceed 14 words. The author(s) name(s), e-mail, and affiliations should be listed below the title. b. Author Information - Author's name
- Affiliation
- E-mail (please ensure that the e-mail address listed is active as all correspondence will be conducted via e-mail) Note: We accept a maximum of 5 authors, consisting of at least two authors from different countries (international collaboration).
c. Abstract The abstract should be clear, concise, and descriptive. It should briefly introduce the topic and purpose of the manuscript, followed by a summary of the techniques and findings. The abstract should be between 150-200 words, single-spaced, and typed in English with Book Antiqua (10 pt) in italics. d. Keywords The keywords should be arranged alphabetically and should consist of at least two and a maximum of five keywords, separated by a semicolon (;). e. Introduction The introduction should be brief and clearly state the legal subject that the manuscript will cover. The author(s) should provide sufficient details and a concise review of the literature to document existing solutions, show which prior researchers' work is best, explain what they hope to accomplish (to highlight a limitation), and highlight the manuscript's scientific merit or novelties. This section should conclude by outlining the urgency, clearly stating the goals of the investigation, and mentioning the research problem. f. Research Methods This section should define the research technique, including the type of research, research approach, data source, and analytical process. It should be written in a descriptive style, and the author should describe the process used to analyze the legal issue. This section should only be included in original research pieces and is optional for conceptual ideas. g. Results and Discussion This section is the most significant part of the manuscript. The results should be brief and understandable, and the discussion should explore their significance. Rather than restating the findings, the discussion should examine their relevance. Please refer to the journal template for further information. h. Conclusion This section should provide a description that addresses the research's goals. The author should not simply summarize the findings or reiterate the abstract. Instead, they should explain any potential uses for and/or recommendations based on the study's findings. i. Acknowledgements [OPTIONAL] This section is meant to recognize the support and financing of collaborators who are not listed as co-authors in the study or publication. j. References The references should be based on article citations. Please refer to the journal template for more details. |
| - It is required to include at least 40 references, with at least 80% of them being journal papers published within the last 8 years.
- We recommend using a reference management and formatting tool, such as Mendeley, and selecting the Modern Humanities Research Association 3rd edition style.
Example People who are in poverty level, in urban and rural areas will become poorer due to the reduction of natural resources and the level of pollution that occurs. The industrialization movement of the ASEAN region which continues to develop every year in growth every year, resources that can be used, and reserves that can be accessed by forests. The increase in the use of natural resources as a means of meeting the main ingredients for the production process has changed from "old habits of living within limits" be "primitive" but more sustainable.1 There have been several cases of environmental destruction practices that proved to be military involvement in them.2 In this case, the destructive actions take the form of illegal logging, disposal of waste without risky cleaning processes, smuggling of protected species and fishing in the territory of the country. The quantity of natural resources, the demand for basic needs such as water and energy and the production of waste and pollution have been at their peak. Energy consumption in the ASEAN region continues to double every 12 years.3
1 Bruce Burton and David Wurfel, ‘Southeast Asia in the new world order: the political economy of a dynamic region’, Springer, (2016) 2 Nazia Nazeer, and Fumitaka Furuoka, ‘Overview of ASEAN environment, transboundary haze pol- lution agreement and public health’, International Journal of Asia Pacific Studies, 13.1 (2017), 73– 94. http://dx.doi.org/10.21315/ijaps2017.13.1.4
References Burton, Bruce., & Wurfel, David, ‘Southeast Asia in the new world order: the political economy of a dynamic region’, Springer, (2016) Nazeer, Nazia, & Furuoka, Fumitaka, ‘Overview of ASEAN environment, transboundary haze pol- lution agreement and public health’, International Journal of Asia Pacific Studies, 13.1 (2017), 73– 94. http://dx.doi.org/10.21315/ijaps2017.13.1.4 Petinrin, J. O., & Shaaban, Mohamed, ‘Renewable energy for continuous energy sustainability in Malaysia’, Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 50 (2015), 967-981. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.rser.2015.04.146 |
