Manuscript Types

Jurnal Venus
Types of Manuscripts Accepted
Guidelines for selecting manuscript categories and preparing scholarly contributions relevant to maritime studies and related fields.
 
Manuscript Categories
Jurnal Venus accepts scholarly manuscripts that contribute to the advancement of knowledge, research, and professional practice in maritime studies and related fields. Authors are expected to select the manuscript category that best reflects the purpose, methodology, and scholarly contribution of their work.
The journal accepts five types of manuscripts: Research Articles, Review Articles, Conceptual Papers, Case Studies, and Community Service Articles. All submissions must align with the journal's focus and scope and comply with its publication ethics and author guidelines.
Accepted Manuscript Types
01
Research Article
Original Research
A Research Article presents original findings derived from systematic scientific investigation. It should address a clearly defined research problem, employ an appropriate methodology, and demonstrate a meaningful contribution to maritime knowledge and professional practice.
Key Characteristics
  • Reports original research findings supported by relevant data or evidence.
  • Identifies the research problem, objectives, and research gap.
  • Uses appropriate research methods and analytical procedures.
  • Discusses findings in relation to relevant theories and previous studies.
  • Explains the originality, significance, and implications of the research.
Recommended Structure
Title and Author Information; Abstract and Keywords; Introduction; Research Methods; Results and Discussion; Conclusion; applicable Declarations; and References.
02
Review Article
Critical Literature Review
A Review Article critically examines, evaluates, and synthesizes existing scholarly literature on a specific topic. It should provide a structured understanding of current knowledge, identify research gaps, and establish directions for future research.
Key Characteristics
  • Establishes a clear review objective or research question.
  • Uses relevant and credible scholarly sources.
  • Explains the literature search, selection, and analysis procedures appropriate to the review method.
  • Provides critical synthesis rather than merely summarizing individual publications.
  • Identifies research gaps, limitations, emerging trends, and future research directions.
Recommended Structure
Title and Author Information; Abstract and Keywords; Introduction; Review Methodology; Literature Review Results; Critical Synthesis and Discussion; Research Gaps and Future Directions; Conclusion; applicable Declarations; and References.
03
Conceptual Paper
Theoretical and Conceptual Development
A Conceptual Paper develops or advances theoretical arguments, conceptual frameworks, analytical models, or new perspectives relevant to the journal's scope. It must offer a clear intellectual contribution rather than merely present general opinions or summarize existing literature.
Key Characteristics
  • Addresses a significant conceptual, theoretical, or practical problem.
  • Develops a coherent argument based on relevant scholarly literature.
  • Critically examines existing theories, assumptions, or models.
  • Proposes or refines a conceptual framework or theoretical perspective.
  • Explains the originality and implications of the contribution.
Recommended Structure
Title and Author Information; Abstract and Keywords; Introduction; Theoretical Background and Literature Review; Conceptual Analysis and Framework Development; Theoretical and Practical Implications; Conclusion; applicable Declarations; and References.
04
Case Study
In-depth Case Analysis
A Case Study presents an in-depth examination of a specific organization, operational process, incident, program, or real-world phenomenon. It should explain the case context, evidence, analytical approach, and lessons relevant to maritime research or professional practice.
Key Characteristics
  • Defines the case and explains its relevance to the journal's scope.
  • Describes the context, background, and boundaries of the case.
  • Explains the sources of evidence and analytical procedures.
  • Presents systematic findings supported by credible data or documentation.
  • Discusses practical lessons, implications, limitations, and ethical considerations.
Recommended Structure
Title and Author Information; Abstract and Keywords; Introduction; Case Background and Context; Case Study Methods; Findings and Analysis; Discussion and Practical Implications; Conclusion; applicable Declarations; and References.
05
Community Service Article
Community Engagement and Program Evaluation
A Community Service Article reports the implementation and evaluation of a knowledge-based intervention, training program, community empowerment initiative, or professional capacity-building activity. The manuscript should demonstrate how the activity addresses an identified need and explain its implementation, outcomes, and potential benefits.
Key Characteristics
  • Identifies the needs or problems addressed and the target participants.
  • Establishes clear and appropriate program objectives.
  • Describes the implementation methods, stages, and resources.
  • Presents verifiable results and evaluation evidence.
  • Discusses the benefits, limitations, impact, and sustainability of the activity.
  • Demonstrates a clear connection to maritime-related fields and the journal's scope.
Recommended Structure
Title and Author Information; Abstract and Keywords; Introduction; Community Needs Assessment and Program Objectives; Implementation Methods; Results and Discussion; Program Evaluation and Sustainability; Conclusion; applicable Declarations; and References.
Manuscript Type Comparison
Manuscript Type Primary Focus
Research Article Original findings from systematic research.
Review Article Critical analysis and synthesis of scholarly literature.
Conceptual Paper Development of theories, concepts, or analytical frameworks.
Case Study In-depth analysis of a specific case or real-world phenomenon.
Community Service Article Implementation and evaluation of a relevant community-based program.
General Requirements for All Manuscripts
Regardless of manuscript type, all submissions must comply with the following requirements:
  1. Align with the focus and scope of Jurnal Venus.
  2. Present a clear purpose and meaningful scholarly or practical contribution.
  3. Demonstrate appropriate academic rigor and methodological transparency.
  4. Follow the journal's manuscript template, citation style, and reference requirements.
  5. Include the required abstract, keywords, author information, and applicable declarations.
  6. Comply with the journal's publication ethics, plagiarism policy, and AI usage policy.
  7. Provide accurate references and verifiable DOI information where available.
  8. Be original and not be under consideration for publication by another journal.
Editorial Screening and Review
All submissions are subject to editorial screening and, where applicable, peer review. The editorial team evaluates each manuscript based on its relevance, originality, methodological rigor, scholarly contribution, and compliance with the journal's editorial policies. The editorial team may request clarification or reclassification when the selected manuscript category does not accurately reflect the submission.