Submissions

Author Guidelines

1. The paper shall be the results of a research, study or scientific study in the field of prevention and eradication of the crimes in money laundering, terrorism funding and the proliferation of mass destruction weapons, which has never been published in the other media.

2. The paper based on the outcomes of a research sponsored by a certain party must include an acknowledgment containing information on the sponsor who funded it and a thank you note to the sponsor.

3. The paper will be published in Bahasa and English, but the author may submit it in Bahasa or in English. Abstract shall be written in Bahasa and in English within 150 - 200 words. Abstract shall have 3 - 5 keywords separated by comma for each word.

4. The writing systematics are recommended as follows:

a. Title

The length of the title shall be 8-12 words, with the following considerations: no name of location, the name of regulation can be mentioned if it is the main object of the writing; no name of institution if it is a concept; no mention of the research method (analysis, judicial review, etc.).

b. Author Description

It shall contain author's full name (last name must be present and cannot be abbreviated), no title, no position, latest affiliation (department/faculty, institution, country), active formal email address of the institution, only one email for main correspondence, the institution's address can be abbreviated if considered too long.

c. Abstract

The length shall be 200 words at the maximum.  It contains at least about the objectives by stressing on the big question or main issue to be discussed/answered;  the background of the topic;  and/or the importance of the issue, the method, if conducting special research, without a description of the main findings/novelty of the writing, impact (additional), no name of the rule; written in single space, one paragraph.  Note: Abstract is not a summary.

d. Keywords

3-5 Keywords and/or phrases, without mentioning the name of the institution, the rule, and the location; order can be made according to alphabet or specific to general term.

e. Introduction

About 10% of the total word count of the whole paper.  This chapter contains sections with the following structure:

• A brief description of the background that is relevant and leads to the main issue or major topic to be discussed in the paper.
• Description of a brief literature review (minimum 10 references) that has existed on the same topic and shows the state of the art and research gap with the paper to be made.
• The one big question on the issue to be discussed and its solutions to be sought.
• If the paper is about the results of an empirical research that uses a certain method, then it can describe how this method is applied.
• The conclusion/main argument as the answer to the big question above.
• Supporting arguments (1, 2, 3, 4) for the conclusion that will be part of the discussions in the body text – or the article outline.

f. Discussion 1

Contains discussion of supporting arguments 1.

g. Discussion 2

Contains discussion of supporting arguments 2.

h. Discussion 3

Contains discussion of supporting arguments 3.

i. Discussion 4 (if any)

Contains discussion of supporting arguments 4.

j. Conclusion

About 5%, without numbering or bulleting, answering objectives and providing comments on findings, recommendations and/or implications, no new references and comments.

k. Additional Section (if necessary)

Funding, conflicts of interest, author's contributions, acknowledgments.

5. Additional rules:

a. Do not use the first pronoun (I, you, we, author, us), use instead "this paper" or "this article".

b. In the discussion section, the author shall focus more on his/her analysis and thoughts about the data and facts presented.

c. Data or rules shall be more analyzed than just be copied.

d. References to tables or images shall use numbering. (data shown in table 1 or image 1).  The table title is written above the table;  the title of the image is written below it.

6. The writing technique uses the following rules:

• Paper is written following the punctuation and spelling rules contained in the Enhanced Spelling of Indonesian Language Guidelines published by the Language Agency, Ministry of Education and Culture.
• Use the template provided
• Paper is written in 5000 – 10,000 words or a maximum of 20 pages, not including references.
• Foreign words are typed in italics (for paper in Bahasa).

7. Tables and images are presented as follows:

• The numbering of tables and images follows the Arabic numbering system.
• The table title is written in the middle – top of the table, while the image title is written in the middle – bottom of the image.
• Presenting the source of the table or image (if any) on the bottom.

8. Quotations are presented in footnotes and follow the Chicago Turabian Style Ed. 17 (https://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/turabian/citation-guide.html).

9. Articles should contain at least 15 primary research papers, 80% from journal articles and preferably have been published not more than 10 years. Unpublished data and personal communication should not be included as literature citations. “In Press” articles that have been accepted for publication may be cited in references and should indicate the publication date, if available. All references should be written down in reference tool manager i.e. Mendeley using Chicago Turabian Style Ed. 17 (https://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/turabian/citation-guide.html)

10. Papers are submitted in Microsoft Word files (.docx or RTF extension).