About the Journal
About JBK
Aims and Scope:
Journal of Borneo-Kalimantan (JBK) is an international open access journal. Authors can submit their manuscripts in English or in Bahasa Melayu at any time. JBK serves as an outlet for original conceptual and empirical papers on Borneo-Kalimantan societies, cultures, history and its environment. The papers submitted may cover the following subjects:
- Culture and heritage
- Customs, adat and rights
- History, oral histories and ethnohistory
- Ethnicity and identities
- Religion and belief systems
- Language and sociolinguistics
- Informal economy and social exchange
- Agriculture and rural economy
- Public health and ethnomedical practices
- Gender, women and representation
- Class and social stratification
- Critical geography and spatial relations
- Political systems and public policies
- Environment and society
- Climate change and disaster management
- Politics of indigeneity
- Sustainable livelihood strategies
- Culture-based and community-based industries
- Information and communication technology and society
- Media, society and social transformation
- Mobility and migration
- Archaeology and material culture
- Emerging cities, satellite towns and society
Types of Article:
Original Research Article
Book Review
Research Notes
Quality Control Mechanism:
The journal practises double-blind peer review process.
Publication Frequency:
One volume two issues per year (June and December)
Article Subscription Fee:
Free open access
Publication/Article Processing Fee:
Free
ISSN:
2289-2583
Journal Indexing:
MyJurnal (Journal Management System)
Google Scholar
Publisher:
UNIMAS Publisher
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