Nusantara: Journal of Religion and Civilization is a scholarly journal that examines the relationship between religion, culture, and the formation of civilization in both local and global contexts. Published by the Tabéq Institute: Center for Culture and Cross-Religious Studies, this journal aims to serve as an intellectual space for contextual and transformative religious reflection. The journal highlights the contributions of Eastern spirituality, Islam Nusantara, and local religious traditions to the discourse on modernity, human values, and a just and civilized global social order.
Nusantara Journal is open to academics, researchers, students, and practitioners from various disciplines, including the sociology of religion, cultural anthropology, cultural studies, peace studies, and other social sciences and humanities. The journal is published twice a year, every June and December, and accepts manuscripts in English.