JONUS is an academic, interdisciplinary, and refereed journal published biannually by Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin, Malaysia. The aim of the journal is to provide a venue for researchers and practitioners to share theories, views, and research results related to human behaviour in its social and cultural aspects, which includes, but not limited to, language, linguistics, education, literature, communication, law, economy, culture, and politics in the continent of Asia especially in the Nusantara territories e.g. Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam, Singapore, Thailand, the Philippines and Western New Guinea. Even though we encourage submissions with the focus on Nusantara territories, we also accept papers located in the broader context of Asia as issues in Nusantara are extricably linked with issues from the other parts of Asia. Articles are published in English, Malay, and Arabic.
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Publication Frequency
Journal of Nusantara Studies (JONUS) is published 2 times a year (June and December).
Citations in Scopus 50 |
2018 Verified at Scopus.com
Citations 121 | h-index 5 | i10-index 4 | Articles 82 |
2018 Google Scholar Citation Reports
Vol 3, No 2
Table of Contents
Articles
Lermie Shayne Garcia
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1-16
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Crystel T. Ceballos, Rowena V. Sosas
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17-31
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Kim Anh Thi Vo, Vincent Pang, Kean Wah Lee
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32-40
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W. A. Amir Zal
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41-53
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Boon Dar Ku
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54-65
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Muhammad Imran, Abdul Ghaffar Bhatti, Rana Tahir Naveed
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66-79
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Amado Anthony III Gracia Mendoza
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80-91
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Rahim Aman, Nazihah Najwa Othman, Shahidi A. H, Ery Iswary, Anwar O.D
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92-106
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Warid Mihat, Hazita Azman, Kan Or Soh
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107-123
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Siti Zaharah Yahya, Ruslin Amir
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124-133
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Nurdina Abd Rahman, Zamzuri Zakaria
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134-146
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Abdul Halim Ali, Ida Roziana Abdullah
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147-161
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Hanita Hanim Ismail, Forough Barani
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162-175
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Book Review
Andrew Jocuns
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176-181
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