The Journal of Law, Society, and Policy Review welcomes contributions from a wide array of legal, social, and policy disciplines, encompassing but not limited to the following areas:

Legal Theory and Jurisprudence;

Comparative Law and International Legal Systems;

Socio-Legal Studies and Legal Anthropology;

Policy Analysis and Regulatory Studies;

Human Rights and Social Justice;

Governance, Public Administration, and Institutional Reforms;

Environmental Law and Sustainable Development;

Criminology, Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement;

Peace and Conflict Studies;

Gender, Race, and Social Equality;

Political Science and International Relations;

Journalism and Mass Communication;

Defence & Strategic Studies;

Technology Law and Digital Governance;

Health Policy and Bioethics;

Corporate Governance and Business Law;

Education Policy and Legal Frameworks;

All branches of Law and

Any other topic(s) relevant to the Law, society, Politics and policy.

The Journal encourages submissions that engage with contemporary legal, social, and policy issues, offering theoretical insights, empirical analysis, and practical solutions that contribute to advancing knowledge and improving societies globally. It promotes inclusivity, diversity, and the promotion of ethical principles within legal scholarship and policy development.