Previously, Jurnal Wacana Politik (JWP) published two issues annually, with all submitted manuscripts subjected to a rigorous peer-review process. The journal addresses a broad range of empirical issues in political studies, including regional politics and public policy, the relationship between religion and democracy, political campaigns and elections, political economy, electoral systems and political parties, as well as power relations, security studies and political communication. In line with its commitment to enhancing publication quality, editorial governance, and international visibility, JWP has officially migrated its journal management and publishing platform from Open Journal Systems (OJS) to Digital Commons (Elsevier) as of January 2026. This strategic transition aims to strengthen editorial and peer-review workflows, improve the efficiency and transparency of manuscript handling, expand global accessibility and discoverability, and align the journal’s publishing practices with internationally recognized scholarly standards. JWP welcomes contributions from academics, students, government officials, and practitioners from non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in the form of original research articles and literature reviews. All submissions must adhere to established principles of academic integrity and ethical scholarly writing. Since 2024, JWP has increased its publication frequency to three issues per year, published in January, May, and September.
Since it was published by Universitas Padjadjaran, which is technically managed by the Department of Political Science, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Universitas Padjadjaran, in October 2016, JWP (Jurnal Wacana Politik) is committed to publishing research results, both empirical and theoretical studies that raise political issues, especially in Indonesia. The publications displayed in the JWP (Jurnal Wacana Politik) are expected to enrich the scientific treasures of political science and impact the understanding of political and democratic development, especially in Indonesia.
Jurnal Title: JWP (Jurnal Wacana Politik)
Editor in Chief: Yusa Djuyandi
Acreditation: SINTA 2 Nomor 105/E/KPT/2022 April 7, 2022
Frequency: Three time a year January, May and September
ISSN: 2502-9185 (print)
EISSN: 2549-2969 (online)
DOI: 10.24198/jwp
Current Issue: Volume 11, Issue 1 (2026) JWP (Jurnal Wacana Politik) January 2026
Original Articles
PRABOWO’S INDEPENDENT ACTIVE FOREIGN POLICY ON PALESTINE AND ITS GLOBAL IMPLICATIONS
Syafiuddin Fadlillah and Ujang Komarudin
INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF THE MYANMAR GOVERNMENT’S ILLIBERAL PEACEBUILDING IN THE KAREN NATIONAL UNION (KNU) ARMED CONFLICT
Salsabilla Azzahra and Adhi Cahya Fahadayna
MUSLIM-BASED PARTIES AND THE STRATEGIC USE OF POLARIZATION IN INDONESIA’S MULTIPARTY POLITICS AFTER 2014
Ari Ganjar Herdiansah, Raden Widya Setiabudi Sumadinata, and Aliyuna Pratisti
DIGITALIZATION AND POWER IN SOUTHEAST ASIA: RETHINKING DEMOCRACY AND DEVELOPMENT
Taqiya Arini Putri and Hamzah Turmudi
FROM RIVALRY TO RITUAL: SUNGKEMAN AS A STRATEGIC POLITICAL COMMUNICATION TOOL IN INDONESIAN POLITICS
Fitra Hadi Khaz, Erinaldi Erinaldi, Refdi Refdi, and Dede Mirza
POLITICAL ECONOMY OF CROSS-BORDER TRADE BETWEEN INDONESIA AND MALAYSIA: LOCAL PRODUCT OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES IN WEST KALIMANTAN
Shanti Darmastuti, Nurfarah Nidatya, Dini Putri Saraswati, and Alfiyah Nur Rahmalia
INDONESIA’S STRATEGY AND POLICY TO FACE GLOBAL ECONOMIC UNCERTAINTY DURING AND AFTER COVID-19
Insan Harapan Harahap
GRASSROOTS GOVERNANCE AND RESILIENCE: THE ROLE OF BARANGAY DISASTER COMMUNICATION AMID POLITICAL UNCERTAINTY
Karl Lenin Calaramo Benigno, Elsie Pilar, and Yolanda Sabado-Lao
FOOD SECURITY POLITICS AND ECONOMIC DIPLOMACY: KUNINGAN REGENCY’S SWEET POTATO PARADIPLOMACY IN THE GLOBAL NETWORK
Diah Apriliani, Tom Finaldin, and Salsabila Aulia Emelda
THE EFFECT OF BILLBOARD CONTENT ON THE ELECTABILITY OF FEMALE MAYORAL CANDIDATES IN KENDARI CITY IN 2024
Sirajuddin Sirajuddin, Dewi Anggraini, Nur Atnan, and Sitti Harnia
SAUDI ARABIA AND TÜRKIYE ‘S POLICY TOWARDS HAMAS: BETWEEN PRAGMATISM AND REGIONAL GEO-POLITICAL BALANCE
Mulawarman Hannase and Syaiful Rohman
BLOCKCHAIN ADOPTION IN THAILAND’S ELECTIONS: PERSPECTIVES, LIMITATIONS, AND THE PROPOSED TBERM MODEL
Charm Peeraphirom and Waiwit Chanwimalueng
DISRUPTIVE RELIGION AND ETHICAL OPPOSITION: THE FORCE OF MORAL AUTHORITY IN INDONESIA’S DEMOCRATIC CONSOLIDATION
Savran Billahi, Idris Thaha, Suryani Suryani, and Mohammad Ezha Fachriza
FACTORS RELATED TO DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT: A SCOPING REVIEW
Herry Soesanto and Margaretha Rumbekwan
FROM PRIVATE CUSTODY TO PUBLIC POLICY: THE POLITICS OF STATE RESPONSIBILITY FOR POST-DIVORCE ABANDONED CHILDREN (HADHANAH) IN SERANG, INDONESIA
Ali Faisal, Naf’an Tarihoran, B Syafuri, and Nurul Ma’rifah