Siyasah Dusturiyah: State Law Review (SDLR) is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to advancing scholarly discourse on the intersection of Islamic constitutional principles, legislative frameworks, and governance systems. Rooted in the classical Islamic legal tradition of fiqh siyasah dusturiyah-which encompasses the study of statecraft, constitutional governance, and legislative processes within an Islamic paradigm-the journal provides a platform for rigorous analysis of how Islamic legal theory interacts with modern political, legal, and societal structures. Below is a detailed exploration of the journal’s thematic scope, designed to guide contributors and readers in understanding its academic focus. The journal is published regularly in January, March, May, July, September and November.

Published: 2026-03-31

Central Bank Digital Currency: Constitutional Reconfiguration of Monetary Sovereignty Within Web3 Architectures

Siska Sanjahaya Jahir, Nunut Asniar (Author) | 1-22 Pages

Tax Sovereignty and Administrative Justice: The Matching Principle Under Islamic Constitutional Law

Rizki Yuan Anggreni, Moh. Ridwan Landipo, Sahaya Payapo (Author) | 23-40 Pages

The Legal Politics of the Establishment and Governance of the National Nutrition Agency

M. Reza Saputra, Sofyan Piyo, Yassine Chami (Author) | 41-62 Pages

Mitigating Secured Creditors Hegemony Through Judicial Moratoriums for Corporate Rescue Within ASEAN

Heriyanto Heriyanto, M. Nur Alamsyah (Author) | 63-85 Pages

Icelandic and Thai Rural Hybrid Law: Leveraging Local Creativity for Global Diplomacy

Nadila Putri Shenindita, Beatrice de Graa (Author) | 86-100 Pages