Introduction
Law and Policy Review (LPR) is an international and interdisciplinary peer-reviewed journal devoted to research at the intersection of law, governance, and public policy. It promotes dialogue between legal scholarship and the social sciences to explore how laws and policies shape and are shaped by social, economic, environmental, and technological change.
LPR welcomes comparative, empirical, doctrinal, and theoretical studies that integrate perspectives from economics, political science, sociology, environmental studies, public health, and international relations. The journal addresses key global issues such as human rights, gender equality, climate governance, digital transformation, and corporate accountability, emphasizing research that informs policy reform and inclusive governance.
Publication Frequency: Bi-annual
Abbreviated Key Title: Law and Policy Review (LPR)
Area of Publication: Law, Governance, and Public Policy
Aims and Scope
LPR aims to:
- Promote interdisciplinary scholarship linking law and policy research.
- Provide a platform for critical debate on contemporary governance challenges.
- Publish innovative and policy-relevant studies using diverse methodologies.
Key focus areas include:
- Governance and regulation
- Health, environment, and sustainability
- Family, gender, and equality
- Taxation, finance, and economic governance
- Technology, digital rights, and justice
- Criminal law and human rights
Values
LPR upholds academic integrity, ethical publication, diversity of perspectives, and socially relevant scholarship that contributes to justice, equity, and sustainable development.
