Focus and Scope

Focus & Scope

Jurnal Bali Membangun Bali is a peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary journal dedicated to advancing scholarly research on regional development, public policy, and societal transformation.

Journal Focus

The journal provides an academic platform for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to communicate theoretically consequential and empirically grounded studies. It aims to bridge rigorous academic inquiry with actionable evidence for policy formulation, sustainable development, and the advancement of community welfare and civilization.

While rooted in the strategic dynamics of Bali’s regional development, the journal welcomes comparative and contextually relevant studies from other regions that offer critical insights for regional policy, governance, and holistic development.

Scope & Coverage Themes

The journal invites original research articles, policy analyses, and critical reviews across the following key thematic areas:

    Public Policy, Governance, and Regional Planning

Formulation, implementation, and evaluation of evidence-based regional policies; institutional governance; public administration; and regional spatial planning.
    Sustainable Economy, Business, and Infrastructure

Local economic development, sustainable finance, agricultural transformation, resource management, circular economy, and green infrastructure development.
    Sustainable Tourism and Cultural Dynamics

Sustainable tourism models, destination management, tourism economics, and the socio-cultural impacts of tourism on local communities.
    Sociocultural Preservation, Identity, and Humanities

Social change, local wisdom, Balinese philosophy (Tri Hita Karana), heritage conservation, language, arts, and creative industries in the context of modernization.
    Environment, Ecology, and Climate Resilience

Environmental governance, natural resource conservation, disaster risk management, biomimetic and ecological design, and climate change adaptation strategies.
    Social Welfare, Education, and Community Empowerment

Public health, human capital development, educational policy, social justice, and community-driven development initiatives.