Aims

Palita: Journal of Social-Religion Research aims to advance and disseminate scholarly knowledge in the field of socio-religious studies through the publication of original, critical, interdisciplinary, and context-sensitive research. The journal encourages scholarly inquiry into the dynamics of religious life and its interconnections with social change, culture, law, politics, economics, communication, and technological developments. Through the dissemination of academic research, Palita seeks to broaden scholarly perspectives, foster intellectual dialogue, and contribute to a deeper understanding of social and religious issues in local, national, and global contexts.

Scope

Palita welcomes original research articles that examine social, religious, and socio-cultural issues through approaches appropriate to the nature and objectives of the research. The journal's scope includes, but is not limited to, the following areas:

1. Diversity and Pluralism
2. Social and Religious Issues
3. Public Policy, Governance, and Democracy
4. Islamic Law and Legal Systems
5. Communication, Media, and Technology
6. Religious Thought, Philosophy, and Spirituality
7. History, Traditions, and Local Wisdom
8. Religion, Socio-Economic Issues, and Politics