Transformasi Jurnal Ilmiah Indonesia

Yoga Dwi Arianda, S.T.; Dr. Riyan Arthur, M.Pd.; Dr. Sugeng Prijanto, M.Sc.; Prof. Dr. Wardani Rahayu, M.Si.

doi:10.55216/publica.637

Transformasi Jurnal Ilmiah Indonesia: Kebijakan Akreditasi Jurnal Ilmiah, Standar Mutu, dan Strategi Pengelolaan Publikasi Ilmiah

Authors

Yoga Dwi Arianda, S.T.

Dr. Riyan Arthur, M.Pd.

Dr. Sugeng Prijanto, M.Sc.

Prof. Dr. Wardani Rahayu, M.Si.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.55216/publica.637

Keywords:

Akreditasi Jurnal, Publikasi Ilmiah, Mutu Jurnal, SINTA, Open Acces

Synopsis

Buku ini membahas kebijakan akreditasi jurnal ilmiah di Indonesia beserta implikasinya terhadap pengelolaan, mutu, dan daya saing publikasi ilmiah dalam menghadapi tantangan globalisasi ilmu pengetahuan. Pembahasan mencakup sejarah perkembangan jurnal ilmiah, sistem akreditasi nasional seperti Arjuna dan SINTA, standar mutu internasional, tata kelola editorial, integritas publikasi, hingga strategi internasionalisasi jurnal. Buku ini juga mengkaji keterkaitan antara akreditasi, sistem riset nasional, dan penguatan budaya akademik berbasis kualitas serta etika ilmiah. Dengan pendekatan teoritis dan praktis, buku ini diharapkan menjadi referensi bagi pengelola jurnal, peneliti, akademisi, dan pembuat kebijakan dalam membangun ekosistem publikasi ilmiah yang profesional, transparan, dan berdaya saing global.

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