Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the Review of Islamic Social Finance and Entrepreneurship (RISFE)?
RISFE is a scholarly journal that publishes research focusing on Islamic social finance and entrepreneurship, including studies on zakat, waqf, microfinance, and sustainable development.
What are the vision and mission of RISFE?
RISFE aims to be a leading journal in the field of Islamic social finance and entrepreneurship. Its mission is to support the dissemination of high-quality research that contributes to the advancement of knowledge and practice in these areas.
What are the focus and scope of RISFE?
RISFE covers topics such as zakat management, waqf innovation, Islamic microfinance, social entrepreneurship, financial inclusion, and the role of Islamic finance in achieving sustainable development goals (SDGs). Detailed information is available at https://journal.uii.ac.id/RISFE/FocusandScope
How can I submit an article to RISFE?
Articles can be submitted through the online submission system available at [RISFE Submission], following the guidelines outlined in https://journal.uii.ac.id/RISFE/authorGuidelines
Does RISFE accept articles in languages other than English?
RISFE only accepts articles written in English to ensure international accessibility and readership.
What is the minimum and maximum word count for articles?
Articles should be between 6,000 and 8,000 words, including a maximum of 12 words for the title, 200-250 words for the abstract, 750-1000 words for the introduction, 750-1500 words for the literature review, 500-750 words for the methods, 1000-2000 words for the results and discussion, 250-450 words for the conclusion, and at least 80% of the references should be from reputable international journals.
What is the article review process at JEKI?
The articles underwent an anonymous peer-review process. Reviewers were assessed based on originality, methodology, and contributions to the field of Islamic management. The review process details are as follows: https://journal.uii.ac.id/RISFE/PeerReviewandEditorialProcess
How long does the review process take?
The review process typically takes 4–8 weeks, which includes initial desk evaluation, peer review, author revisions, and editorial reviews.
Can authors suggest reviewers for their articles?
Yes, authors may suggest potential reviewers; however, the final decision on reviewer selection is made by the editorial board.
What are the criteria for article rejection at RISFE?
Articles may be rejected if they do not meet RISFE’s focus and scope, lack originality, have methodological issues, or fail to comply with submission guidelines.
Does RISFE assign a DOI to published articles?
Yes, each article published in RISFE is assigned a unique Digital Object Identifier (DOI).
How can I access articles published in RISFE?
All articles are freely accessible on RISFE’s website, as the journal operates an open-access policy.
Does RISFE charge publication fees?
No, RISFE does not charge Article Processing Charges (APC). All publication costs are covered by the supporting institution.
What is RISFE’s publication schedule?
RISFE publishes articles biannually, in March and September.
How many articles are included in each issue of RISFE?
Each issue typically includes 6–8 articles.
Who retains the copyright for articles published in RISFE?
Authors retain the copyright but grant RISFE the right to publish the articles.
What type of license does RISFE use for published articles?
RISFE publishes articles under the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) license, allowing unrestricted distribution with proper attribution to the authors.
Is RISFE indexed in academic databases?
Yes, RISFE is indexed in DOAJ and other reputable databases. For details, refer to https://journal.uii.ac.id/RISFE/Indexing
How can I contact the RISFE editorial team?
You can reach the editorial team via email at [email protected]
Does RISFE offer support for writing and editing articles?
RISFE provides limited assistance for writing and editing through its network of editors and reviewers to enhance manuscript quality.