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Pamana: Journal of Customary Law is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the study of customary law and indigenous peoples' rights. The word "Pamana," meaning "heritage" in several Philippine and Indonesian languages, reflects our commitment to preserving and advancing these rich legal traditions as a living heritage.

The journal serves as a forum for scholars, practitioners, anthropologists, indigenous leaders, and policymakers to engage in interdisciplinary dialogue on legal pluralism. We aim to bridge the gap between normative legal studies and the socio-political realities of indigenous communities, fostering an understanding of how customary law functions, adapts, and interacts with state law and global norms. We publish original research, critical reviews, and case studies contributing to the theoretical and practical understanding of customary law. The journal welcomes submissions employing diverse methodologies, including doctrinal legal research, socio-legal studies, comparative law, and legal anthropology.

Journal Information
Journal Title : Pamana: Journal of Customary Law
Initials : Pamana
Abbreviation : Pamana: J. Cust. Law
Frequency : Biannual (April and October)
DOI : prefix 10.xxxxxx by crossref
ISSN : xxxx-xxxx
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Editor in chief : Dr. Ekberth Vallen Noya [Google Scholar]
Publisher : PT. Gammabeta Edu and Tech
Country : Indonesia
OAI : https://gammabeta.id/ojs/index.php/pamana/oai
Before Submission

Authors are required to prepare their manuscripts using the official Pamana: Journal of Customary Law template and to comply strictly with the author guidelines. Submissions must typically be multi-authored; All manuscripts must be thoroughly proofread and screened for plagiarism. The journal will desk-reject any manuscript that deviates from the guidelines, falls outside its aim and scope, or uses an incorrect format. Only submissions that fulfill all Pamana standards will advance to the review stage. Online submission and status tracking require prior registration and login.