Rangga Dachlan

Rangga Dachlan is a lecturer in international law at the Faculty of Law, Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), Yogyakarta, Indonesia. He is also a researcher at UGM's Djojodigoeno Center for Adat Law Studies, a university think tank focused on indigenous Adat Law and communities in Indonesia.

His research centers on the intersection of law and anthropology, particularly how international and national legal systems can protect Indonesia's rich yet under-protected intangible cultural heritage. He has contributed to scholarly discourse through publications in prominent journals and active participation in international academic conferences such as ACHS 2016.

His published work includes a 2015 paper in the International Journal of Cultural Property on Indonesia's intangible heritage inventory, reflecting his deep engagement with legal mechanisms for cultural preservation. The trends in his research emphasize interdisciplinary approaches combining legal analysis with anthropological insights, focusing on indigenous rights, heritage governance, and the role of Adat law within modern legal systems.

• International Law
• Human Rights Law
• Law of Treaties
• Legal Anthropology
• Intangible Cultural Heritage
• Adat Law

Rangga Dachlan has not been mentioned in association with any scientific awards or grant funding in the provided text. There is no information available about students he may have advised.

He is actively involved in research initiatives through the Djojodigoeno Center for Adat Law Studies, which functions as a research hub dedicated to the study and promotion of Indonesia’s indigenous legal traditions and their integration into contemporary legal frameworks.