Studies in Indonesian Contemporary Religiosity and the Modern World (ISSN: 3163-379X) is an international peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to the interdisciplinary study of religion, society, culture, and modernity in contemporary Indonesia. The journal serves as a scholarly platform for the publication of original research, theoretical inquiries, empirical studies, and critical analyses that examine the evolving expressions of religiosity and their interaction with social, political, economic, technological, and cultural transformations in Indonesia and beyond. The journal focuses on the complex relationship between religion and modern life, exploring how Indonesian religious communities, institutions, and movements respond to globalization, democratization, digitalization, environmental change, and shifting social values. It seeks to advance critical and comparative scholarship on the role of religion in shaping public discourse, identity formation, governance, social cohesion, and intercultural relations within a rapidly changing society. Emphasizing multidisciplinary and international perspectives, the journal welcomes contributions from the fields of religious studies, sociology, anthropology, political science, history, law, cultural studies, communication studies, philosophy, gender studies, and related disciplines. The journal encourages innovative and critical approaches that contribute to deeper academic understanding of contemporary religiosity in Indonesia and its relevance to broader global debates on religion and modernity.