About the Journal

Harmoni is a scholarly journal that focuses on academic studies concerning interfaith harmony, particularly in the context of Indonesia and Southeast Asia. Still, it is open to comparative and global studies. The journal aims to be a leading scientific platform supporting the development of knowledge about the dynamics of interfaith relations in multicultural and multi-religious societies. The primary focus of this journal is on theoretical and practical issues related to the development, maintenance, and challenges of interfaith harmony. Harmoni encourages contributions from various disciplinary approaches, including social sciences, humanities, religious studies, law, and public policy.

Harmoni is a journal published by the Research and Development Center for Guidance of Religious Societies and Religious Services, a research and development agency under the Ministry of Religious Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia (MORA). Harmoni first appeared in 2002 in printed form (ISSN Number: 1412-663X) and is published four times a year. In 2013, Harmoni was still in print and published three times a year. Since the Open Journal System (OJS) began to operate in 2017, with e-ISSN number: 2502-8472, Harmoni has published two editions per year.

Licensi & Copyright Notice

Since Harmoni began operating online through the Open Journal System (OJS) in 2017, specifically in volume 16, issue 1, the journal applied the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives (CC BY-NC-ND) 4.0 license. However, in 2024, starting with volume 23, issue 1, Harmoni decided to update its license to Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike (CC BY-NC-SA) 4.0. This change aims to provide more flexibility for readers and researchers in utilizing the published works. The new license allows for the adaptation, modification, and creation of derivative works from the articles, as long as proper attribution is given, the work is not used for commercial purposes, and any derivative works are distributed under the same license.

In addition to the license change, the copyright of the articles has also been updated. Previously, the copyright was held by the journal, but starting from volume 23, issue 1, in 2024, the copyright is transferred to the authors. With this change, authors have full control over their works, while the publication still adheres to the applicable licensing terms. It is hoped that these changes in licensing and copyright will make the publications more accessible, broaden the impact of the research, and provide greater recognition to the authors within the academic community.

Harmoni is jointly published with APAI (Assosiasi Peneliti Agama Indonesia), Association of Indonesian Religious Researchers (Letter Of Cooperation With APAI)

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