Author Guidelines

A. General Requirements

To meet the minimum standards of the Journal of Global Economic Development and Policy (JOGEDPOL), submissions must adhere to the following criteria:

Language: Manuscripts should be written in Indonesian or English and must include an abstract and keywords in English.
Format: Manuscripts must be written in English and formatted to A4 paper size.
Layout: Text must be typed in two columns.
Spacing: Single line spacing, with one space between paragraphs.
Margins:
- Top: 1.9 cm
- Bottom: 4.13 cm
- Left: 1.43 cm
- Right: 1.43 cm
- Mirror margins required
Font: Times New Roman, 10-point, prepared using Microsoft Word.
Figures: Must be numbered, with titles located below each figure, single-spaced.
Tables: Must be numbered, with titles located above each table, single-spaced.
Authors’ Information: Include full affiliation details and corresponding email addresses.
Manuscript Length: Between 6 to 10 pages. Manuscripts exceeding 10 pages will undergo editorial review.
Reference Management: Authors must use Zotero, Mendeley, or EndNote, following the APA citation style.
Template: Manuscripts must follow the official JOGEDPOL template.
Ethics and Copyright: Submissions must comply with the journal's Ethical Statement and Copyright Transfer Agreement.

B. Structure of The Manuscript

Manuscripts should follow the structure below:

1. Title

The title must be written in sentence case, without acronyms or abbreviations, and clearly indicate the focus of the study.

2. Abstract

The abstract must provide a concise summary of the manuscript (maximum 250 words), written in Times New Roman, single-spaced, and without citations.
The abstract should include:

Background of the problem
Proposed solution or study purpose
Research design
Methods used
Results or findings
Analysis and conclusion

3. IMRaD Structure

Introduction

The introduction should:

Explain the importance or necessity of the research.
Describe the problem or situation that motivated the study.
Review the current state of research.
Identify research gaps.
Explain how the present study addresses those gaps.
Present hypotheses (if applicable) at the end of the introduction.

Methods

This section should detail:

Research population and sample
Data collection techniques
Instruments, tools, or equipment used
Experimental or analytical procedures
Statistical or qualitative analysis methods

The Methods section must be sufficiently detailed to allow replication. Use past tense and passive voice, and include subheadings where appropriate.

Results and Discussion

Results:

Present findings clearly and systematically.
Use tables and figures as needed.
Tables must have captions above; figures must have captions below.
Use past tense.
Number tables and figures separately.

Discussion:

Summarize the key findings.
Compare findings with previous research.
Discuss the implications.
Address limitations.
Suggest areas for future research.

Conclusion

Provide a concise summary of the study’s major findings.
Explain how the results support the research purpose or hypotheses, relate to previous studies, and contribute to scientific knowledge.