The International Journal of Law and Criminology (IJLC) is a peer-reviewed, open access journal dedicated to advancing the understanding of law and criminology on a global scale. Our aim is to provide a platform for scholars, practitioners, policymakers, and researchers to disseminate high-quality research and engage in discourse on a wide range of legal and criminological topics. The primary aim of the International Journal of Law and Criminology is to promote the development and dissemination of knowledge in the fields of law and criminology, with a focus on encouraging interdisciplinary and international perspectives. Our key objectives include:

1. Facilitating Scholarly Dialogue: IJLC strives to foster intellectual exchange among legal and criminological scholars worldwide. We provide a space for the presentation and discussion of cutting-edge research, theoretical frameworks, and practical insights.

2. Global Perspective: We aim to encourage research that transcends geographic and cultural boundaries. IJLC seeks to promote comparative studies, cross-cultural analyses, and investigations into legal and criminological issues with global implications.

3. Interdisciplinary Exploration: IJLC welcomes contributions that integrate diverse disciplines, such as law, sociology, psychology, political science, economics, and more. We believe that a multidisciplinary approach enhances the understanding of complex legal and criminological phenomena.

4. Policy Relevance: The journal strives to bridge the gap between academia and policymaking. We encourage research that informs evidence-based policy development and promotes effective strategies for addressing legal and criminological challenges.

Scope:

The International Journal of Law and Criminology covers a broad spectrum of topics within the fields of law and criminology, including but not limited to:

1. Criminal Justice: Studies related to the criminal justice system, including policing, courts, corrections, and rehabilitation.

2. Legal Theory and Philosophy: Exploration of legal concepts, jurisprudence, and philosophical perspectives on law.

3. Human Rights: Research on human rights law, international humanitarian law, and the protection of civil liberties.

4. Criminal Behavior: Examination of the causes, patterns, and prevention of criminal behavior, as well as victimology.

5. Legal Systems: Comparative studies of legal systems, legal reforms, and the impact of legal institutions on society.

6. Cybercrime and Technology Law: Analysis of legal and criminological aspects of cybercrime, privacy, and technology-related legal issues.

7. Environmental Law and Crime: Research on environmental law, regulations, and environmental crimes.

8. Social Justice: Exploration of issues related to social justice, inequality, discrimination, and access to justice.

9. Legal Ethics: Discussions on legal ethics, professional conduct, and the role of lawyers in society.

10. International Law: Studies on international law, treaties, diplomacy, and the role of international organizations in global governance.

The International Journal of Law and Criminology is committed to upholding the highest standards of academic rigor, transparency, and ethical conduct. We invite researchers and scholars from around the world to contribute their expertise and collaborate in our efforts to advance knowledge in the fields of law and criminology. Through open access publication, we aim to make this valuable research accessible to a global audience, fostering a deeper understanding of the complex legal and criminological issues that shape our world.

Publication Process

We follow a rigorous peer-review process to ensure the quality and integrity of the research we publish. Authors can submit their manuscripts through our online submission system, which will be reviewed by experts in the field. Our journal operates on an open-access model, meaning that all articles are freely available to readers, promoting the widest possible dissemination of historical knowledge.

Why Publish with Us?

Publication Frequency: The IJLC publishes on a Monthly basis, ensuring a steady stream of high-quality historical research for scholars and enthusiasts alike.

Open Access Policy: At IJLC , we firmly believe in the principle of open access. All articles published in our journal are freely accessible to the global research community. We are committed to breaking down barriers to knowledge and promoting inclusivity in historical research.

Peer Review Process: Our rigorous peer-review process ensures the scholarly integrity and quality of published articles. Submissions are evaluated by experts in the field who provide constructive feedback to authors, helping to improve the overall quality of research.

Submission Guidelines: Authors interested in contributing to IJLC are encouraged to consult our comprehensive submission guidelines available on our website. We accept original research articles, reviews, and essays that align with our scope and adhere to our ethical standards.

Join Our Community: We invite historians, scholars, and researchers from all corners of the world to join our vibrant community and contribute to the advancement of historical knowledge. By fostering collaboration, dialogue, and the dissemination of historical research, IJLC aims to be at the forefront of historical scholarship in the digital age.

We invite scholars, historians, and researchers to submit their work to the Open Access International Journal Of Law And Criminology. Whether you are exploring new historical perspectives, challenging established narratives, or shedding light on lesser-known aspects of history, we welcome your contributions.

Our journal is committed to advancing historical scholarship, fostering dialogue, and promoting a deeper understanding of our shared human heritage. Together, let us explore the past to illuminate the present and guide the future.

Thank you for considering the International Journal Of Law And Criminology as a platform for your scholarly endeavors. We look forward to your valuable contributions and hope to contribute to the enrichment of historical knowledge together.