Policy of Marine and Fisheries group investigates on policies that determine how we manage and study living marine and fisheries resources.

The studies conducted refer to the 7 pillars of Indonesia’s maritime policy, such as:

• Management of Marine Resources and Development of Human Resources
• Defense, Security, Law Enforcement and Safety at Sea
• Governance and Institutions at Sea
• Economy, Infrastructure and Welfare Improvement
• Management of Sea Space and Protection of the Marine Environment
• Maritime Culture
• Maritime Diplomacy

• Analyzing Acehnese Humanitarian Compassion Fatigue for Refugees: A Psycholegal Studies on the Effect of the Vacuum of Law on Mental and Local Value, (ongoing research 2023).

• Resource Nationalism in Indonesia, (Collaboration with Dr Alexander Murray), Anglia Ruskin University, Asian Journal of International Law, Vol. 9 (2) 2019. (Scopus Q-2)
• Addressing Crisis in Myanmar: The Role of NGOs in Promoting International Human Rights Standards, Udayana Journal of Law and Culture, Vol 7 (1) January 2023 (Sinta 2)
• Examining global transformation of Disaster Sciences into Risk Reduction (DRR) education system in Indonesia, JAMBA-Journal of Disaster Risk Studies, Vol 14 (1) December 2022 (Scopus Q-2).
• Access to Higher Education for Refugees in Indonesia: Islamic Claim for State Responsibility, Samarah, Vol 7 (1) March 2023. (Scopus Q-3).
• Defining ‘People’ and ‘Indigenous People’ in International Human Rights Law and its Application in Indonesia, International Journal on Minority and Group Rights, Vol. 26 (3) 2019. (Scopus Q-2)