About the Journal

JUSTICE: Journal of Law, Policy, and Governance is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to advancing scholarly research and critical discussion in the fields of law, public policy, and governance. The journal provides a scholarly platform for academics, legal scholars, researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and other stakeholders to disseminate rigorous theoretical, empirical, normative, and applied research addressing contemporary legal and governance issues.

JUSTICE adopts an interdisciplinary perspective that recognizes the close relationship between law, public policy, institutions, governance, technology, and society. The journal welcomes research that contributes to a deeper understanding of legal systems, regulatory frameworks, policy development, institutional governance, and the implementation of law and public policy in diverse social and political contexts.

The journal covers a broad range of legal and governance studies, including constitutional law, administrative law, civil law, criminal law, business and commercial law, corporate law, labor law, environmental law, international law, human rights law, Islamic law, legal philosophy, legal sociology, public policy, public administration, regulatory governance, and institutional governance.

JUSTICE particularly encourages research addressing emerging and contemporary issues, including legal reform, regulatory transformation, digital governance, artificial intelligence and law, data protection, cybersecurity and cyber law, technology regulation, environmental and climate governance, sustainable development, good governance, public accountability, anti-corruption, access to justice, and the protection of human rights.

The journal welcomes doctrinal and 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. Submissions should demonstrate academic rigor, originality, methodological or analytical clarity, and meaningful contributions to legal scholarship, policy development, governance practices, or society.

Through a rigorous peer-review process and commitment to academic integrity and ethical scholarly practices, JUSTICE seeks to foster dialogue among scholars and practitioners across legal, policy, and governance disciplines. The journal aims to bridge the gap between legal theory, regulatory frameworks, public policy, institutional practice, and societal needs. Ultimately, JUSTICE: Journal of Law, Policy, and Governance strives to become a dynamic scholarly forum for critical legal research, evidence-based policy analysis, and innovative governance studies, contributing to the development of fair, accountable, transparent, responsive, and sustainable legal and governance systems.