About the Journal

Journal of Halal Ecosystem and Governance (JHEG) is an interdisciplinary scholarly journal dedicated to advancing knowledge and critical discussion on the development, governance, and sustainability of the global halal ecosystem. The journal provides an academic platform for researchers, policymakers, industry professionals, and practitioners to explore halal not merely as a matter of religious compliance or product certification, but as a dynamic ecosystem shaped by regulation, institutions, markets, technology, ethics, culture, and societal transformation.

JHEG welcomes innovative theoretical, empirical, and policy-oriented research addressing the increasingly complex landscape of halal governance. The journal encourages studies that connect Islamic principles with contemporary challenges in areas such as halal industry development, public policy, regulatory frameworks, certification and assurance systems, supply chains, finance, tourism, food and pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, digital technology, sustainability, consumer behaviour, institutional governance, and international halal standards.

With the rapid expansion of the global halal economy, questions of trust, integrity, transparency, innovation, sustainability, and effective governance have become increasingly important. JHEG seeks to contribute to these conversations by promoting rigorous scholarship that examines how halal ecosystems are established, regulated, managed, experienced, and transformed across different countries and socio-economic contexts.

The journal particularly encourages interdisciplinary and comparative perspectives that bridge Islamic studies, economics, business and management, public administration, law, governance, sociology, technology, sustainability studies, and related fields. Research examining emerging issues—including digital halal ecosystems, artificial intelligence, blockchain and traceability, halal entrepreneurship, ESG and sustainability, global standards, institutional accountability, and cross-border halal trade—is especially welcomed.

Through high-quality scholarly publication and international academic engagement, the Journal of Halal Ecosystem and Governance aspires to become a leading forum for generating knowledge, shaping policy conversations, and strengthening responsible and sustainable halal ecosystems worldwide.