Author Guidelines

Author Guidelines

Proceeding: Jakarta Geopolitical Forum (JGF)

Published by Lemhannas RI

Manuscript Preparation and Submission

Article Title

• Maximum length: 16 words

• Capitalise only the first word and proper nouns

Author Information

• Full names without academic or professional titles (e.g., Dr., Prof.)

• Full institutional affiliations, including department, study programme, and institution name

• Corresponding author must be clearly indicated with a valid email address

Abstract

• Written in clear, formal British English

• Font: Arial, size 12, fully justified

• Length: 150–200 words, single paragraph

• Must concisely cover:

  • Research purpose (problem, objectives, originality)

  • Methodology summary

  • Key findings

  • Originality and practical or theoretical significance

Keywords

• Provide 3–5 keywords, separated by semicolons (;)

Introduction

• Provide a clear, focused overview of the research topic aligned with JGF’s thematic scope

• Critically review recent and relevant literature (preferably within the last 10 years) to establish context

• Identify research gaps or unresolved issues motivating the study

• Clearly state the research problem and objectives

• Define the study context and unit of analysis

• Conclude with an outline of the article’s structure

• Use formal academic British English, avoiding lengthy literature summaries

Literature Review

• Written in Arial 12pt, formal British English

• Present a structured discussion covering:

  • Theoretical foundations (key concepts, frameworks, Grand Theory)

  • Empirical studies relevant to the research question

• Identify key findings, methodologies, and gaps in prior research

• Formulate research hypotheses connected to theory and evidence

• Include numbered and captioned tables and figures with sources

Methodology

• Describe research design, methods, instruments, and data analysis procedures in sufficient detail to enable replication

• Specify population/sample characteristics and materials used

• For qualitative studies, detail researcher involvement, participant profiles, data sources, and analytic approach

• State research setting, duration, and procedures to ensure credibility and validity

• Write in coherent paragraphs without bullet points or lists

• Use Arial font, size 12, formal British English

Results and Discussion

• Present results clearly and succinctly in Arial 12pt

• Use tables and figures to complement text, avoiding redundancy

• Tables and figures must be centred, numbered sequentially, titled, and referenced in the text

• Provide concise explanatory paragraphs for visual elements

• Discuss results in relation to research objectives and prior studies

• Highlight consistencies, contradictions, and contributions to the field

• Support all claims with evidence from reputable indexed journals (Scopus, Web of Science, Sinta, DOAJ, etc.)

• Avoid excessive citations and refrain from repeating results verbatim

Conclusion

• Two well-structured paragraphs in Arial 12pt

• Paragraph 1: Summarise principal findings aligned with research aims, using numbered points if multiple conclusions

• Paragraph 2: Discuss implications, practical recommendations, and directions for future research including potential policy or developmental applications

Acknowledgments

• Briefly acknowledge contributions from individuals, organisations, or funding bodies not qualifying for authorship

• Font size: Arial 8pt, placed immediately after the conclusion

• Example:
  “We gratefully acknowledge the support of XXXX through the 20XX Research Grant. Our thanks also extend to Lembaga Ketahanan Nasional Republik Indonesia for their invaluable assistance throughout this study.”

References

• Follow Vancouver style with numerical in-text citations in square brackets [1]

• At least 80% of references must be from peer-reviewed national or international journals

• Preferably include sources published within the last 10 years

• Avoid excessive self-citations

• Use citation management tools (Mendeley, Zotero, EndNote) for consistency and formatting accuracy

• Manuscripts must have a similarity index below 25% as checked by Turnitin, iThenticate, or equivalent tools

• Only list cited references; exclude uncited works

• Recommended to cite Jurnal Lemhannas RI and other reputable national resilience publications

Sample References

1. Daihani DU. Mapping Regional Characteristics of National Resilience Through Data Mining Approaches. Jurnal Lemhannas RI. 2024;12(1):81–90. https://doi.org/10.55960/jlri.v12i1.564

2. Kementerian Koordinator Bidang Kemaritiman dan Investasi. Jakarta Geopolitical Forum 2024: Menko Luhut Tekankan Kolaborasi Internasional untuk Keamanan Maritim [Internet]. 2024 [cited 2025 May 30]. Available from: http://www.maritim.go.id/detail/jakarta-geopolitical-forum-2024-menko-luhut-tekankan-kolaborasi-internasional-untuk-keamanan-maritim

3. Kot S. Development insights on supply chain management in small and medium-sized enterprises. Berlin: Logos Verlag; 2023. https://books.google.co.id/books?id=qifPEAAAQBAJ

Citation Format for JGF Proceedings

Author(s) (Year). Title of article. Proceeding Lemhannas RI, pages XXX–XXX. https://doi.org/10.XXXX/JGF.vXXXXXX