About the Journal

MANGAJI: Journal of Socio-Religious Moderation Studies (MAJORS) is a peer-reviewed journal devoted to the study of religious moderation as a social, cultural, and policy-oriented phenomenon. The journal encourages critical analyses of how communities negotiate diversity, manage tensions, and build inclusive civic life through dialog, education, and governance. It welcomes empirical and theoretical contributions that illuminate moderation practices in Southeast Asia contexts.

Focus & Scope
The journal covers socio-religious moderation studies situated exclusively in Southeast Asia, including but not limited to:

• Concepts, indicators, and measurement of religious moderation
• Interreligious relations, dialogue, peacebuilding, and social cohesion
• Religion, citizenship, pluralism, and democratic governance
• Countering extremism, radicalization prevention, and social reintegration
• Religious education, curriculum, and pedagogy for tolerance and inclusion
• Social media, digital publics, and polarization in religious discourse
• Local wisdom, culture, and community-based moderation initiatives
• Gender, youth, minority rights, and inclusive religious life
• Public policy, institutions, and programs on moderation
• Ethnography and case studies of moderation practices in society