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Journal History

Selat Melaka Journal was established as an academic response to the growing need for a multidisciplinary scholarly platform focusing on the Malacca Strait and coastal–maritime contexts. The journal was founded to accommodate and disseminate high-quality research that integrates perspectives from education, social sciences, humanities, economics, environmental studies, law, governance, culture, religion, and related disciplines. Since its inception, Selat Melaka Journal has been committed to promoting academic integrity, ethical publishing practices, and rigorous peer review processes in accordance with international standards. The journal adopts a double-blind peer review system to ensure objectivity, transparency, and scholarly quality. Published as an open-access journal, Selat Melaka Journal aims to enhance the visibility and accessibility of research outputs for academics, practitioners, policymakers, and the wider public. The journal encourages interdisciplinary dialogue and supports research that contributes to sustainable development, social transformation, and knowledge advancement in coastal and maritime regions, particularly within the Malacca Strait area. As part of its long-term vision, Selat Melaka Journal continuously improves its editorial governance, publication ethics, and international reach, while maintaining a strong commitment to local relevance and global academic standards.