Author Guidlines

Indonesian Journal of Sport Law Author Guidelines

1. General Format:
  • Article Types: Research results or conceptual articles in the field of law.
  • Language: English.
  • Typography: Cambria, 12 pt.
  • Line Spacing: 1,5 line (1.5).
  • Length: 5,000–8,000 words.
  • Template: -

 

2. Manuscript Structure:
  • Title: Book Antiqua 14 pt, Bold, Centered, maximum 15 words.
  • Author Details: Name in Cambria font, 12 pt, without academic titles.
  • Abstract: Written in English, 150–200 words, Cambria 10 pt, Italic, single spacing (1.0).
  • Main Content:
    • Introduction: Contains background, urgency, method (for research articles), and problem statement. No sub-headings allowed.
    • Research Method: (For research articles only) Explains method, legal materials/data, approach, and analysis.
    • Result and Discussion: The most important section. Structured according to the problem formulation. Contains scientific findings and critical analysis.
    • Conclusion: Answers the problem formulation and must provide suggestions/recommendations.

 

3. Citations & References:
  • Style: American Psychological Association (APA) Style, 6th Edition.
  • Requirement: Must use a Reference Manager application (e.g., Mendeley or EndNote).
  • Source Composition:
    • At least 80% of references must come from journals.
    • At least 50% must come from national/international journals, theses, or proceedings.
    • References must be published within the last 5–10 years (except for specific major references).
    • Academic titles should not be included in the bibliography.