IJLSI works strictly within the scope of law and the legal sciences. We welcome research papers, articles, case comments, short notes and book reviews across public, private, corporate, criminal and emerging areas of law.
To advance rigorous scholarship at the intersection of law, technology and emerging legal thought, and to give original legal research from students, academics and practitioners a credible, indexed and openly accessible home.
IJLSI works strictly within the scope of law and the legal sciences. We welcome research papers, articles, case comments, short notes and book reviews across public, private, corporate, criminal and emerging areas of law.
And other areas within the scope of law and the legal sciences
Manuscripts must fall within the scope of law. Word limits are exclusive of footnotes; up to four co-authors are permitted.
Original, in-depth scholarship advancing a legal argument or analysis.
Focused commentary on a contemporary legal question or development.
Critical analysis of a significant judgment and its implications.
A concise note on an emerging issue, statute or reform.
A considered review of a recent legal text or monograph.
Other formats of legal writing are welcome at the Board’s discretion.
If you are unsure whether your topic falls within scope, write to us at submission@ijlsi.com.
Manuscripts are considered throughout the year and published on a rolling basis, through the online submission system or by email to submission@ijlsi.com. No charge applies at submission; the processing charge applies only on acceptance.