Legally incorporated
Approved by the Minister of Law and Human Rights on 1 February 2024 and registered in the national business licensing system.
See legal status →A legally incorporated association in Semarang that brings together lecturers, practitioners, researchers, and social science activists to publish journals and books and improve the quality of human resources.
Approved by the Minister of Law and Human Rights on 1 February 2024 and registered in the national business licensing system.
See legal status →Finance Law Insight manuscripts are reviewed anonymously by independent reviewers from outside the author's institution.
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Submit an article →AISA (Akademisi Ilmu Sosial Analitis, or the Association of Analytical Social Science Academics) is a legally incorporated association based in Semarang, Indonesia. It was founded on 20 January 2024 and received legal-entity approval from the Minister of Law and Human Rights on 1 February 2024.
AISA brings together lecturers, practitioners, researchers, and social science activists. Its main activities are publishing scholarly journals on a regular basis, publishing books, and running activities that improve the quality of human resources.
Founded on Pancasila and grounded in the 1945 Constitution, AISA aims to:
Through the Uniaisa Journal Series, AISA offers a publishing space for academics and researchers, backed by an ethical peer-review process.
To be a home for social science academics in Indonesia, advancing and sharing analytical social science scholarship with integrity and benefit to society.
Evidence-based inquiry, clear methods, and sound reasoning.
Upholding research and academic ethics under the association's code of ethics.
Transparent processes and accessible knowledge.
Growing together across disciplines and institutions.
The foundation of every activity.
AISA's main program is the Uniaisa Journal Series; its first journal, Finance Law Insight (FLI), is planned to publish four issues a year starting November 2026.
Regular scholarly journal publishing on Open Journal Systems, accepting submissions from national and international authors.
Scholarly books, monographs, and edited volumes in the social sciences.
Workshops on academic writing, research methods, and journal management.
Open to lecturers, practitioners, researchers, and social science activists.
Seminars, discussions, and collaborations in line with the association's aims.
The first journal in the series, Finance Law Insight, publishes scholarship at the intersection of finance and law.
AISA helps lecturers and researchers improve the quality of their work through legal research consultation and manuscript translation and proofreading.
30-minute online sessions via Google Meet or Zoom. Three packages are available.
The deepest discussion, for one person only.
One session for three people, ideally on the same research topic.
Open to all participants with no limit. The format is a presentation and general discussion, so Q&A may not be able to reach every participant.
Carried out by legal academics who understand the style of legal writing. Example: a 5,000-word manuscript excluding citations costs IDR 1,500,000.
ISBN book publishing, national seminars with proceedings, certified training, and BKD (lecturer workload) reporting assistance. Prices are discussed with the AISA contact.
Orders and questions via WhatsApp: +62 878-8132-1993 (Bagas Heradhyaksa).
Order via WhatsAppAISA is a legally incorporated association and is registered in Indonesia's national business licensing system.
Under its Articles of Association, the association's organs are the Members' Meeting, the Supervisors, and the Board. Divisions work under the Board.
The first issue appears in November 2026. English-language manuscripts, double-blind review, no submission or publication fees.
Submit a manuscript →For questions about manuscripts, consultation and translation services, or collaboration.