Paryavarana

Jurnal Paryavarana is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to the development of legal scholarship and interdisciplinary studies in environmental law, customary law, and local wisdom. The journal provides a scholarly platform for researchers, academics, legal practitioners, policymakers, and indigenous community advocates to explore contemporary legal issues concerning environmental protection, natural resource management, ecological justice, and sustainable development. It seeks to advance theoretical and empirical research that critically examines the role of law in responding to environmental challenges at local, national, and global levels. The journal particularly welcomes manuscripts addressing environmental law, including environmental governance, environmental rights, climate change law, biodiversity conservation, natural resource regulation, corporate environmental liability, environmental dispute resolution, and the enforcement of environmental legislation. In the field of customary law, Jurnal Paryavarana focuses on the recognition and protection of customary communities, customary institutions, indigenous legal systems, and their contributions to environmental governance. The journal also encourages research on local wisdom, traditional ecological knowledge, indigenous philosophies, and community-based practices that promote ecological balance, biodiversity protection, and the sustainable use of natural resources. Furthermore, Jurnal Paryavarana aims to foster interdisciplinary and comparative perspectives that integrate legal analysis with social, cultural, ethical, philosophical, and ecological approaches. Particular attention is given to research exploring the relationship between state law, customary law, local wisdom, and environmental sustainability, including innovative approaches to ecological justice, the rights of indigenous peoples, and community participation in environmental decision-making. By promoting rigorous, original, and impactful scholarship, the journal aspires to contribute to the advancement of environmental legal theory, the strengthening of inclusive and equitable environmental governance, and the development of sustainable legal frameworks that respect cultural diversity and the integrity of nature.