Indexing & Abstracting

International Journal of Law And Criminology (IJLC)

The International Journal of Law And Criminology (IJLC) is committed to enhancing the visibility, accessibility, and scholarly impact of published research in the fields of law, criminology, criminal justice, legal studies, and related disciplines. The journal actively works to ensure that published articles are discoverable through reputable indexing, abstracting, citation, and digital archiving services worldwide.

Indexed & Registered In

The journal is currently indexed, registered, archived, or discoverable through the following platforms:

Crossref – A DOI registration agency for scholarly content and permanent article identification

Google Scholar – A widely used search engine for scholarly literature and academic publications

ISSN International Centre – An international identification system for serial publications

OpenAIRE – A platform supporting open-access research publications and scholarly communication

ResearchBib – An academic database for research publications

Dimensions – A research information platform providing scholarly insights, citations, and analytics

Index Copernicus International (ICI) – A database for scientific journals and research evaluation

Neliti – A repository and platform for academic research publications

Scilit (Scientific & Scholarly Research Database) – A database for scholarly literature and research discovery

Indexing Applications Under Evaluation

The journal has submitted applications or is under evaluation for inclusion in the following databases and indexing services:

Scopus – Applied

Web of Science (Web of Knowledge) – Applied

Journal Citation Reports (JCR) – Applied

EBSCOhost – Applied

ProQuest – Applied

DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals) – Applied

Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS) – Applied

HeinOnline – Applied

Westlaw – Applied

LexisNexis Academic – Applied

Anthropological Index Online – Applied

Bibliography of Asian Studies – Applied

DOI Registration

All published articles of the International Journal of Law And Criminology (IJLC) receive a Digital Object Identifier (DOI) through Crossref, ensuring permanent identification, citation tracking, and long-term accessibility of published scholarly content.

Archiving and Preservation

The journal is committed to the long-term preservation of published research through digital archiving and online accessibility mechanisms. These practices ensure that published articles remain available and accessible to researchers, academics, legal professionals, and the global scholarly community.

Commitment to Visibility

Through indexing, abstracting, citation tracking, and digital preservation services, the International Journal of Law And Criminology (IJLC) strives to:

• Increase the global visibility of authors' research
• Enhance citation opportunities for published articles
• Improve academic discoverability and accessibility
• Support international scholarly communication
• Promote open-access dissemination of legal and criminological research
• Advance research in law, criminology, criminal justice, legal theory, human rights, public policy, and related fields.