Law and Justice Research Journal
Identitas Jurnal
- Judul Terbitan Law and Justice Research Journal
- Sub Judul
- Nama Institusi International Forum of Researchers and Lecturers
- Jenis Jurnal Penelitian
- Akreditasi Jurnal International tidak bereputasi
- Terbitan 4x Setahun (Januari, April, Juli, Oktober)
- Bidang Ilmu Law, Crime, Criminology and Criminal Justice
- P-ISSN -
- E-ISSN 3089-6819
- Biaya APC Rp 350.000
- Artikel Per Tahun 40 Artikel
- Lama Waktu Terbit 10 Hari
- Prosentase Penerimaan 10%
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Indeksasi
Deskripsi
The focus and scope of Law and Justice research journal generally cover a broad range of legal topics related to global governance, international legal frameworks, and the administration of justice at a transnational level. Key areas of focus typically include: 1. Public International Law Sovereignty and state responsibility Treaty law and diplomatic relations International humanitarian law (law of war and armed conflict) International environmental law Maritime and space law 2. Human Rights and Justice International human rights law and enforcement mechanisms Humanitarian law and refugee protection Transitional justice and post-conflict legal frameworks International criminal justice (e.g., ICC, war crimes tribunals) 3. International Organizations and Governance The role of the United Nations and regional bodies (e.g., EU, AU, ASEAN) Global governance and the rule of law Legal aspects of peacekeeping and conflict resolution Economic and trade law (e.g., WTO, international investment law) 4. Comparative and Transnational Law Cross-border legal cooperation Comparative legal systems and legal traditions Extraterritorial jurisdiction and enforcement Cyber law and digital justice in an international context 5. Private International Law and Dispute Resolution International commercial arbitration and mediation Conflict of laws and cross-border contracts Enforcement of foreign judgments Intellectual property rights at the international level 6. Emerging Issues in International Law Legal responses to global crises (e.g., pandemics, climate change) Artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and international law The evolution of sovereignty in a globalized world Indigenous rights and legal pluralism
