About the Journal

The Internetworking Indonesia Journal (IIJ) is a peer-reviewed international journal dedicated to the study of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Internet development, and emerging digital technologies. The journal publishes high-quality scholarly work that examines the challenges, opportunities, and societal implications of information technology, digital networks, and Internet-based innovation.

IIJ welcomes submissions across a broad range of fields, including computing, communications, software and hardware engineering, Internet technologies, Web3, digital assets, cryptocurrencies, decentralized systems, decentralized social media, and related areas of digital transformation.

Open Access Publication Policy

The Internetworking Indonesia Journal provides open access to all published content. This policy is based on the principle that freely available research supports the wider dissemination of knowledge and contributes to global scholarly exchange.

Readers are permitted to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of published articles, subject to the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives License (CC BY-NC-ND).

No fees

IIJ does not charge subscription, submission, or publication fees. This policy is consistent with the journal’s commitment to open access scholarly publishing.

Indexing

IIJ is indexed in Scopus and Google Scholar, and is covered in the Web of Science Core Collection through the Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI). The journal is also listed in the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) and included in SCImago Journal & Country Rank (SJR).

Standardized Template (IEEE 2 Column)

The Internetworking Indonesia Journal utilizes a standardized template based on the IEEE 2-Column journal format. The MS Word template can be found here: IIJ Template

Ethics Code

Please review the IIJ Ethics Code and Malpractice Statement before submitting your paper to the journal. The ethics code can be found here: IIJ Ethics Code

Types of papers

Please review the descriptions below and identify the submission type best suited to your intended submission.

  • Research Paper: Research papers report on results emanating from research projects, both theoretical and practical in nature.
  • Policy Viewpoint: Policy Viewpoints explore competing perspectives in the policy debate that are informed by academic research.

Manuscript Submission Guidelines

The following are submission guidelines for the IIJ:

  • Format of paper: Papers must be submitted using the IIJ Template (MS Word).
  • Paper length: Manuscript pages should not exceed ten pages, maximum of the IEEE 2-column format.
  • Paper never previously published in a journal: Manuscripts submitted to the IIJ must not have been previously published or committed to another publisher under a copyright transfer agreement, and must not be under consideration by another journal.
  • Conference papers must be revised: Papers previously published at conferences can be submitted to the IIJ, but must be revised so that they have significant differences from the conference version.
  • Avoid plagiarism: Authors must avoid copying text from papers by other authors. Legitimate quotation of a piece of text must be accompanied by a reference to its source.
  • Avoid Generative AI tools: Authors are recommended to avoid automated text-generation tools based on Gen-AI technology.
  • No special volumes/issues: The IIJ no longer publishes special issues or volumes related to specific areas or to conferences.

Topics

Possible topics for submissions include, but are not limited to the following:

  • Information technology and information systems
  • Communications technology
  • Software and hardware engineering
  • Algorithms and computation
  • Applications and services
  • Broadband and telecommunications technologies
  • Mobile and wireless networks
  • Internet infrastructure systems, protocols, standards, and technologies
  • Multimedia and content development
  • Education and distance learning
  • Open source software development and deployment
  • Cloud Computing, SaaS, and Grid Computing
  • Web3, digital assets, blockchains, decentralized computing
  • Digital economy, tokenized assets, crypto-assets policies