About the Journal

International Journal of Legal Studies (ISCSITR-IJLS) is a peer-reviewed, scholarly journal dedicated to the advancement of legal research and the dissemination of interdisciplinary perspectives in the field of law. As part of the ISCSITR journal family, ISCSITR-IJLS provides a critical platform for legal academics, practitioners, policy analysts, and scholars to explore contemporary issues, doctrinal debates, and the impact of law in various spheres of society. The journal is committed to fostering innovation in legal scholarship by welcoming submissions that combine traditional legal analysis with modern interdisciplinary methodologies.

Scope and Focus

The journal encompasses a broad range of topics within legal studies, including but not limited to:

Constitutional and Administrative Law: Exploration of constitutional frameworks, governance structures, administrative procedures, and public law reforms.
International Law and Human Rights: Research on international treaties, global legal norms, conflict resolution, and human rights jurisprudence.
Corporate and Commercial Law: Legal analysis on business regulations, financial law, mergers and acquisitions, competition law, and global trade policies.
Technology and Law: Studies examining the interface between legal systems and emerging technologies, including AI, blockchain, cyber law, and data protection regulations.
Environmental and Climate Law: Legal responses to climate change, natural resource governance, sustainability, and environmental justice.
Criminal Law and Criminology: Analyses of penal theories, criminal justice systems, legal reforms, and criminological perspectives.
Gender, Society, and the Law: Research addressing legal issues relating to gender equality, LGBTQ+ rights, social justice, and intersectionality.
Legal Theory and Jurisprudence: Philosophical and theoretical foundations of law, critical legal theory, and the evolution of legal thought.

Submission and Review Process

ISCSITR-IJLS follows a rigorous double-blind peer-review process to ensure academic integrity, impartiality, and quality. All manuscripts are reviewed by experts from diverse legal backgrounds, ensuring that each article is evaluated for originality, clarity, relevance, and scholarly contribution. The journal welcomes both theoretical and applied legal research, as well as interdisciplinary submissions involving fields such as sociology, political science, economics, and international relations.

Audience and Impact

The journal is aimed at a global readership that includes legal scholars, judges, practicing lawyers, law students, policymakers, and interdisciplinary researchers. Its inclusive and forward-thinking editorial policy positions ISCSITR-IJLS as a valuable resource for those seeking to stay informed on both foundational legal principles and emerging global legal trends.

Special Issues and Conferences

ISCSITR-IJLS regularly publishes special issues focusing on urgent legal challenges or thematic areas of contemporary interest, often guest-edited by leading academics and professionals in the legal field. The journal also supports international conferences, legal symposia, and workshops, serving as a forum for presenting scholarly work and fostering global dialogue on pressing legal matters.

Open Access and Indexing

In alignment with the principles of open scholarship, ISCSITR-IJLS follows an open access publishing model, ensuring all published research is freely available to the public without subscription or paywall. This approach supports wider dissemination, enhances citation potential, and encourages inclusive academic dialogue. The journal is indexed in reputable legal and academic databases to enhance visibility and academic impact.

Commitment to Legal Scholarship

By promoting high-quality, impactful legal research, ISCSITR-IJLS plays a critical role in shaping discourse within the legal community and beyond. Its commitment to open access, interdisciplinary exploration, and global engagement makes it a cornerstone in the contemporary landscape of legal scholarship.