Focus and Scope

JUSTICE: Journal of Law, Policy, and Governance focuses on theoretical, normative, empirical, and applied research in law, public policy, and governance. The journal welcomes interdisciplinary studies that contribute to the understanding and development of legal systems, regulatory frameworks, public policies, institutions, and governance practices.

The journal covers, but is not limited to, the following areas:

Constitutional and Administrative Law
Civil and Criminal Law
Business, Commercial, and Corporate Law
Labor and Employment Law
Environmental and Natural Resources Law
International Law and Human Rights
Islamic Law and Legal Studies
Legal Philosophy and Legal Theory
Legal Sociology and Socio-Legal Studies
Public Policy and Public Administration
Governance and Institutional Management
Regulatory Policy and Legal Reform
Good Governance, Transparency, and Accountability
Anti-Corruption and Public Integrity
Environmental and Sustainable Governance
Digital Governance and Technology Law
Artificial Intelligence, Data Protection, and Cyber Law
Access to Justice and Legal Empowerment

The journal welcomes doctrinal/normative legal research, empirical socio-legal research, qualitative and quantitative studies, comparative legal studies, policy analysis, systematic reviews, literature reviews, bibliometric studies, conceptual studies, and case studies.

JUSTICE: Journal of Law, Policy, and Governance particularly encourages research addressing contemporary issues such as legal reform, regulatory innovation, digital transformation, artificial intelligence and law, environmental challenges, human rights protection, public accountability, institutional resilience, and the changing relationship between law, technology, policy, and society. The journal welcomes interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary research connecting law with political science, public administration, economics, technology, sociology, ethics, management, and other relevant fields.