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CALL FOR PAPERS
The Journal of Law, Policy and Justice (JLPJ) invites original, unpublished, and high-quality scholarly manuscripts for its forthcoming issue.
As a peer-reviewed academic journal, JLPJ is committed to promoting rigorous scholarship and fostering critical discussions on contemporary issues in law, public policy, governance, and justice at both national and global levels.
Main Themes
- Constitutional Law, Governance and Justice
- Human Rights, Refugee Law and Migration
- International Law, Security and Global Affairs
- Technology, Artificial Intelligence and Cyber Law
- Environmental, Energy and Resource Governance
Sub-Themes (Illustrative)
Comparative Constitutional Law, Access to Justice and Legal Reform, Rule of Law and Jurimetrics, Refugee Rights and Protection, Maritime Law and Ocean Governance, Public Policy and Regulatory Studies, Labour Law and the Future of Work, Environmental Law and Climate Justice, Renewable Energy Governance, AI and Emerging Technologies, Cybersecurity, Digital Rights and Data Governance, Intellectual Property Law, Tax Policy and Fiscal Law, National Security and Sovereignty, International Relations and Global Governance, Land Rights and Territorial Conflicts, Criminal Justice and Emerging Challenges.
Interdisciplinary and innovative submissions related to law, policy, governance, and justice are also welcome.
Submission Guidelines
- Manuscript Length: 6,000–8,000 words
- Abstract: 150–250 words
- Keywords: 4–6
- Language: English
- Number of Authors: Minimum 1 – Maximum 5
- Citation Style: OSCOLA (5th Edition)
- Font: Times New Roman, 12 pt
- Line Spacing: 1.5
- Footnotes: 10 pt
- Similarity: Below 20%
- AI Writing: Below 10%
- Publication Fee: Free
Review Process
All submissions will undergo a rigorous peer-review process. Manuscripts must be original, unpublished, and not under consideration elsewhere. The Editorial Board reserves the right to make necessary editorial revisions where required.
Submission Deadline:
18 August 2026
We warmly invite academics, researchers, legal practitioners, policymakers, and students to contribute their scholarly work and become part of an evolving academic conversation on law, policy, and justice.
