Vol. 5 No. 2 (2026): APLIKATIF: Journal of Research Trends in Social Sciences and Humanities
This issue presents interdisciplinary studies addressing community resilience, education, cultural traditions, psychological well-being, legal protection, and governance in the social sciences and humanities. It includes research on corn farmers’ resilience to crop failure through social capital, the role of the Mataano Mambio tradition in sustaining community welfare, and the effectiveness of school operational fund management. Other contributions examine digital tools for EFL listening instruction, attachment styles and depression among university students, and perceptions of success among single career women. Further studies explore sustainable ocean governance through international maritime law and Islamic environmental ethics, digital trade governance in Africa, legal protection for digital platform workers, and public perceptions of the Indonesian police through Instagram discourse, offering diverse perspectives on contemporary social, cultural, and institutional challenges.
Articles
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Corn Farmers’ Resilience to Crop Failure through Social Capital in Karandu Village, Konawe Regency
Asrani, Hannin Pradita Nur SoulthoniAbstract : 82PDF : 35137-155 -
The Effectiveness of BOS Fund Management in Improving School Quality at SDN 184 Tebo, Jambi
Eva Silvia, Yulia Wiji Astika, Joko Susanto, Poiran, Teta Wismar, Silvia JesikaAbstract : 86PDF : 27156-167 -
Mataano Mambio Tradition as Social Capital for Social Balance and Community Welfare among the Laporo People
Dian Puspita Rizki, Suwarti SuwartiAbstract : 103PDF : 25168-180 -
UNCLOS Gaps and the Blue Economy: Integrating International Maritime Law and Fiqh al-Bī’ah for Sustainable Ocean Governance
Ahmad Iffan, Hendriko Arizal, Arif Roihan, Muhammad Faiz AlgifariAbstract : 80PDF : 37181-193 -
Institutionalizing Digital Trade Governance in Africa: AfCFTA, PAPSS, and the Politics of Regional Infrastructure Gaps
Habib Budiman, Arya Luthfi Permadi, Wahyu WulandariAbstract : 249PDF : 51194-209 -
Implementing Wordwall to Promote Student Participation in Junior High School EFL Listening Activities
Alya Nurul Fadillah, Saskia Fitriana, Evatul Azizah, Dinda Khumayra, Ismail Rifqi Ubaidillah, Kenny Shania Lestari R.Abstract : 148PDF : 33210-226 -
Attachment Style Profiles Across Depression Levels among Undergraduate Students: A Descriptive Study
Pupung Sugitri, Susi FitriAbstract : 138PDF : 22227-238 -
The Meaning of Success Among Single Career Women Aged 30–40: an Indonesian Indigenous Psychology Perspective
Indira Mustika Tandiono, Puput MariyatiAbstract : 131PDF : 29239-255 -
Legal Protection Against Account Suspension for Digital Platform Workers: A Doctrinal and Empirical Study in Semarang, Indonesia
Nur Hidayati, Taufiq YuliantoAbstract : 97PDF : 25256-272 -
Critical Netizen Perceptions of Polri in Instagram Discourse on the Affan Kurniawan Case: A CMDA-Appraisal Study
Enlynia Retno, Faris AnnasAbstract : 64PDF : 24273-294








