About the Journal

The Legal and Political Studies International Journal (LPSIJ) is a peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal dedicated to advancing global knowledge in the fields of law, political science, governance, public policy, and international relations. LPSIJ provides a forum for academics, legal professionals, policymakers, and researchers to engage in critical debates, present new findings, and foster cross-disciplinary dialogue on pressing legal and political issues shaping societies worldwide.

The journal is committed to bridging theory and practice by encouraging research that not only deepens academic understanding but also informs policymaking and governance. By publishing high-quality research, LPSIJ aims to contribute to more just, democratic, and inclusive societies while enhancing the global discourse on law and politics.

Aim

The aim of the Legal and Political Studies International Journal is to promote impactful research and scholarship that advance knowledge in law, politics, and governance. The journal seeks to provide a global platform that connects scholars and practitioners while supporting the development of innovative approaches to legal and political challenges. Specifically, LPSIJ aims to:

  • Publish rigorous and original research in legal studies, political science, and public policy.
  • Foster international dialogue and collaboration among scholars, policymakers, and practitioners.
  • Encourage comparative and interdisciplinary perspectives on global governance and law.
  • Disseminate research that informs legal reforms, institutional development, and policy-making.

Scope

The scope of the Legal and Political Studies International Journal spans a broad range of themes, including but not limited to:

  • Legal Studies: Constitutional law, international law, human rights law, criminal law, and comparative legal systems.
  • Political Science: Political theory, comparative politics, political institutions, governance models, and democratization.
  • Public Policy and Governance: Policy analysis, government reforms, public administration, transparency, and accountability.
  • International Relations: Global security, diplomacy, foreign policy, conflict resolution, and peace studies.
  • Law and Society: Intersection of law, politics, and culture; socio-legal studies; justice and equality in practice.
  • Globalization and Governance: Impact of globalization on law, political systems, and international institutions.

LPSIJ welcomes original research articles, case studies, policy reviews, theoretical contributions, and book reviews that align with its mission of advancing critical knowledge in law and political studies.