For questions concerning manuscript submission, peer review, editorial policies, publication procedures, digital research ethics, data governance, artificial intelligence disclosure, or other matters related to Journal of Digital Governance (JODIGO), authors, reviewers, readers, policymakers, public administrators, researchers, and other stakeholders may contact the journal's Editorial Office.

Editorial Office
Journal of Digital Governance (JODIGO)
Published by Professorline Publisher
Indonesia

Email:  jodigo@professorline.com

Editorial Inquiries

The Editorial Office may be contacted regarding:

  • Manuscript submission and editorial procedures
  • Peer review and manuscript revision
  • Editorial policies and publication ethics
  • Digital governance and public-policy research
  • Government, administrative, platform, or digital data
  • Privacy, digital rights, and research ethics
  • Artificial intelligence use and disclosure
  • Article metadata and publication information
  • Appeals, complaints, corrections, and general journal inquiries

Manuscript Submission

Manuscripts should be submitted through the journal's official online submission system. Authors are encouraged to review the Focus and Scope, Author Guidelines, and Editorial Policy before beginning a submission.

Submit a Manuscript

Digital Data and Research Ethics

Questions concerning administrative datasets, government databases, public-service data, digital identities, social media, platform data, citizen information, automated decision systems, privacy, or other digital-governance research matters may be directed to the Editorial Office.

Responsible Digital Research: Authors are expected to protect personal, confidential, administrative, and sensitive information; obtain appropriate permissions where required; and transparently report data sources, access conditions, analytical procedures, and relevant limitations.

AI and Algorithmic Governance

Artificial intelligence systems and generative AI tools cannot be listed as authors. Substantive use of AI in writing, coding, analysis, classification, policy analysis, visualization, translation, or literature synthesis should be disclosed where relevant.

Human and Institutional Accountability: Authors remain fully responsible for independently verifying AI-assisted outputs and for ensuring that claims concerning fairness, bias, explainability, accountability, public trust, democratic impact, or regulatory effectiveness are supported by appropriate evidence.

Official Communication

Authors should use the journal's official communication channels for correspondence concerning submissions, peer review, publication, appeals, corrections, or editorial matters. Manuscripts should not be submitted by email unless specifically requested by the Editorial Office.

Administrative correspondence, financial arrangements, commercial relationships, institutional affiliations, or political interests do not influence peer-review outcomes or editorial decisions. Manuscripts are evaluated according to scholarly merit, originality, methodological quality, ethical compliance, transparency, and relevance to the journal's Focus and Scope.

Editorial Independence: Editorial decisions are made independently of commercial, financial, institutional, political, governmental, technological, or personal interests.