About the Journal

Journal of Social Governance and Public Administration (SOGPA) is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal published by PT Prospera Lumina Indonesia that focuses on contemporary research and scholarly discussions in social governance and public administration. The journal provides a scholarly platform for the dissemination of research and academic contributions addressing current issues, developments, and challenges in governance and public administration.

SOGPA is published three times a year, in April, August, and December, and is available exclusively in online format through Open Journal Systems (OJS). The journal was first published in April 2026, with its inaugural issue published as Volume 1, Number 1, April 2026.

The journal covers the fields of Public Administration; Public Policy; Public Governance and Digital Governance; Leadership, Human Resources and Organizational Development; and Public Management. These areas reflect the journal's interest in contemporary developments and scholarly perspectives related to governance and public administration.

SOGPA welcomes original research articles, conceptual and theoretical studies, policy analyses, and interdisciplinary scholarly contributions that provide meaningful contributions to the study of governance and public administration. The journal particularly welcomes scholarly works that advance theoretical knowledge, empirical evidence, and practical approaches to understanding and addressing contemporary challenges in these fields.

Through the publication of scholarly contributions from researchers and academics working in relevant areas, SOGPA aims to facilitate academic discussion and knowledge exchange concerning social governance and public administration. The journal welcomes contributions that provide relevant theoretical perspectives, empirical findings, policy insights, and practical approaches to contemporary governance and public administration issues.

SOGPA serves as a scholarly forum for the development and dissemination of knowledge in social governance and public administration, supporting ongoing academic discussion and research in these fields at local, national, and international levels.