Journal Mission

The mission of Lex Global Review of Law and Justice is to promote rigorous, original, and responsible legal scholarship. The journal seeks to publish research that contributes to the understanding, interpretation, and development of law while encouraging meaningful engagement with contemporary legal, social, economic, technological, and institutional developments.

Subject Coverage

The journal welcomes scholarly work across disciplines including, but not limited to:

• Constitutional and administrative law

• Criminal law, criminal justice administration, and criminology

• Civil, commercial, contract, and corporate insolvency law

• Intellectual property rights, patent, and trademark jurisprudence

• Public international law, humanitarian law, and comparative legal systems

• Human rights law, social justice, and constitutional protections

• Environmental law, climate governance, and sustainable development law

• Technology law, cyber forensics, artificial intelligence, and information technology law

• Digital personal data protection, privacy, and digital rights

• Corporate governance, mergers, acquisitions, and securities regulation

• Competition, antitrust, and consumer dispute redressal jurisprudence

• Labour, employment, and industrial relations law

• Family law, gender justice, and personal legal regimes

• Direct and indirect taxation law and public finance policy

• Arbitration, mediation, conciliation, and alternate dispute resolution (ADR)

• Jurisprudence, legal philosophy, and socio-legal studies

• Public policy, legislative drafting, and access to justice

Types of Manuscripts Accepted

• Original Research Articles: Comprehensive, in-depth scholarly papers presenting original doctrinal, theoretical, or empirical legal research (6,000–10,000 words).

• Doctrinal & Conceptual Analyses: Focused examinations of complex legal doctrines and jurisprudential debates (5,000–8,000 words).

• Case Comments & Judicial Reviews: Critical analytical notes on landmark decisions of the Supreme Court of India, High Courts, or international tribunals (3,000–5,000 words).

• Legislative & Policy Analyses: Critical reviews of enacted statutes, pending legislative bills, or public policy frameworks (3,000–6,000 words).

• Review Essays & Book Reviews: Substantive evaluations of recently published academic treatises and legal books (2,000–4,000 words).

Target Audience & Interdisciplinary Focus

The journal caters to legal scholars, university faculty, researchers, legal practitioners, judges, policymakers, postgraduate law scholars, and interdisciplinary researchers. Interdisciplinary contributions—where law intersects with economics, public policy, medicine, technology, sociology, and political science—are actively encouraged.