This journal is a multidisciplinary academic platform that focuses on issues in law, information technology, and the social sciences and humanities in the digital era. It serves as a scholarly forum to address global challenges in regulating, organizing, and guiding society toward a digital transformation that is just, transparent, and ethically grounded. The scope of research published includes, but is not limited to:
  • Legal regulation and public policy in the digital era;
  • Information technology, big data, artificial intelligence, and their implications for law and society;
  • Cyber law, cybersecurity, and personal data protection;
  • Social transformation, digital culture, ethics, and the philosophy of technology;
  • Interdisciplinary studies integrating law, technology, and the humanities.

All submitted manuscripts must be original, unpublished, and not under consideration by any other journal.

Submission Procedure

Manuscripts must be submitted electronically through the journal’s Online Journal System (OJS). Authors are required to register prior to submission and to strictly follow all instructions provided within the OJS platform. Submissions that do not comply with these guidelines may be returned for revision before entering the peer-review process.

Manuscript Format

• Paper size: A4, single-column

• Margins: 2.5 cm on all sides

• Line spacing: 1.0

• Length: Maximum 20 pages, including tables, figures, and references

• Font: Times New Roman

  • Main text: 11 pt

  • Tables, figures, and references: 11 pt

  • Headings: 12–14 pt

Title, Abstract, and Keywords

• Title: Maximum of 12 words (English)

• Author information: Author names should be written without academic titles; institutional affiliation and email address are required

• Abstract: Written in English (maximum 200 words), clearly presenting the research background, objectives, methodology, main findings, and conclusions

• Keywords: Up to five keywords that reflect the core topics of the manuscript

Article Structure

1. Introduction

   Presents the research background, problem formulation, research objectives, significance of the study, and relevant literature review within the field of human interaction and social studies (15–20%).

2. Methodology

   Describes the research approach, data sources or participants, sampling techniques (if applicable), data collection procedures, and analytical methods relevant to social and human-centered research (10–15%).

3. Results and Discussion

   Presents the research findings and provides critical discussion in relation to relevant theories, empirical evidence, social contexts, and previous studies within the respective field(s).

4. Conclusion
   Summarizes the key findings, theoretical and practical implications, study limitations, and recommendations for future research or societal application.

References

• References and in-text citations must follow APA Style (7th Edition)

• At least 80% of references should be published within the last 10 years, prioritizing peer-reviewed journal articles, academic books, and reputable scholarly sources

• The use of reference management software such as Mendeley, Zotero, or EndNote is strongly recommended

Review Articles

Review articles should include the following sections: Introduction, Theoretical or Conceptual Framework, Critical Analysis or Discussion, and Conclusion. Review manuscripts must demonstrate strong analytical depth, originality, and relevance to the development of social studies and human interaction scholarship.

Checklist Before Submission

Before submitting the manuscript, authors must ensure that:

• The manuscript complies with these Author Guidelines;

• The work is original, unpublished, and not under review elsewhere;

• References are complete and formatted according to APA Style (7th Edition);

• Tables, figures, and illustrations are clear, properly numbered, and cited in the text;

• Necessary permissions have been obtained for any third-party materials, if applicable.