Time & Place: Journal Management: Policy and Practices Knowledge Sharing Compared to other developing countries such as India, the Philippines, Mexico, or Brazil, Indonesia is lacking behind in multi-stakeholders policy journals. Making it worse, current policy journals play minimum role in translating research documents to policy briefs for policy makers to consume effectively. The quality of domestic policy research in Indonesia is low as shown in number of published articles in international peer-reviewed journals indexed by Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI). In recognition of this, KSI commissioned a diagnostic study on policy journal. The study recommends a model for quality journal development which include practices in conducting peer review, upholding ethics, and improving general quality. KSI in collaboration with Kemenristekdikti (MoRTHE) hold this knowledge sharing session on policy journal management to share the results of diagnostic study. Time: 0900-1200 Date: 11 April 2017 Location: DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Jl. Pegangsaan Timur No.17, Jakarta RSVP through this online form (https://goo.gl/forms/MPuXwBIUeMMKo8PQ2). For more information, kindly contact: [email protected] or Phone 021 7278 9921 ext.183. This Knowledge Sharing Session is open to public and free. KSI does not provide any means of transport for attendance. KSI present the results of the Diagnostic Study on Policy Journal. Jurnal Perempuan, Jurnal Studia Islamika, and Jurnal Prisma facilitate presentations and discussions. Discussant: Director of Intellectual Property Management of Ministry Research, Technology and Higher Education.

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Time & Place:

Journal Management:Policy and Practices

Knowledge Sharing

Compared to other developing countries such as India, the Philippines, Mexico, or Brazil, Indonesia is

lacking behind in multi-stakeholders policy journals. Making it worse, current policy journals play

minimum role in translating research documents to policy briefs for policy makers to consume

effectively. The quality of domestic policy research in Indonesia is low as shown in number of published

articles in international peer-reviewed journals indexed by Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI).

In recognition of this, KSI commissioned a diagnostic study on policy journal. The study recommends a

model for quality journal development which include practices in conducting peer review, upholding

ethics, and improving general quality. KSI in collaboration with Kemenristekdikti (MoRTHE) hold this

knowledge sharing session on policy journal management to share the results of diagnostic study.

Time: 0900-1200Date: 11 April 2017Location: DoubleTree by Hilton HotelJl. Pegangsaan Timur No.17, Jakarta

RSVP through this online form (https://goo.gl/forms/MPuXwBIUeMMKo8PQ2). For more information,kindly contact: [email protected] or Phone 021 7278 9921 ext.183. This Knowledge Sharing Session is open to public and free. KSI does not provide any means of transport for attendance.

KSI present the results of the Diagnostic Study on Policy Journal. Jurnal Perempuan, Jurnal Studia Islamika, and Jurnal Prisma facilitate presentations and discussions.Discussant: Director of Intellectual Property Management of Ministry Research, Technology and Higher Education.