Constitutional & Administrative Law
Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Public Law, Electoral Law, Parliamentary Studies, Local Self-Government, Constitutional Governance.
IJLSCL focuses on the publication of original, authentic, and high-quality research in legal studies, contemporary law, constitutional governance, public policy, legal technology, human rights, judicial reforms, international law, and allied disciplines.
IJLSCL welcomes submissions across the following ten subject areas.
Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Public Law, Electoral Law, Parliamentary Studies, Local Self-Government, Constitutional Governance.
Criminal Law, Criminology, Penology, Victimology, Police Science, Forensic Science, Juvenile Justice, Criminal Procedure, Evidence Law, Transnational Crimes.
Corporate Law, Company Law, Commercial Law, Contract Law, Partnership Law, Competition Law, Insolvency and Bankruptcy, Consumer Protection, Securities Law, Investment Law.
Cyber Law, Information Technology Law, Data Protection, Privacy Law, Artificial Intelligence and Law, E-Commerce Law, Telecommunication Law, Space Law, Media Law.
Patent Law, Copyright Law, Trademark Law, Design Law, Geographical Indications, Trade Secrets, Traditional Knowledge, IP Management, Technology Transfer.
Banking Law, Taxation Law (Direct and Indirect), Insurance Law, Financial Regulation, International Trade Law, Customs Law, Foreign Exchange Management, Investment Arbitration.
Human Rights Law, Humanitarian Law, Refugee Law, Gender Justice, Child Rights, Rights of Marginalized Communities, Disability Law, Poverty and Law, Right to Information.
Public International Law, Private International Law, Environmental Law, Climate Change Law, Energy Law, Natural Resources Law, Law of the Sea, Air and Space Law, Diplomatic Law.
Law and Economics, Law and Sociology, Law and Psychology, Legal History, Jurisprudence, Legal Philosophy, Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR), Legal Aid, Judicial Reforms.
Labour Law, Industrial Relations, Social Security Law, Family Law, Personal Laws, Succession Law, Property Law, Real Estate Law, Trust and Equity, Rent Control Law.
A manuscript must make a clear contribution to legal studies, contemporary law, public policy, or an allied discipline. Interdisciplinary papers may be considered when their connection with the journal's scope is adequately established.
If your work fits our aims, submit today. Manuscripts are evaluated through external double-blind peer review.