Law & Political Review (LPR) is an annual, peer-reviewed e-journal that delves into the intersection of law, public policy, and political science. With ISSN: 2581-7191, LPR serves as a platform for research that addresses contemporary issues in these fields, without restriction to any specific subject or country.
The journal’s primary objective is to encourage interdisciplinary research that explores the dynamic relationship between public policy, international relations, politics, and law. LPR seeks to understand how these domains work together (or fail to work together) for the welfare of society. The journal invites contributions from researchers across the globe, provided their work aligns with this broad thematic focus on the interplay between law, policy, and politics.
The Law & Political Review (LPR) is dedicated to publishing research that intersects the fields of law and political science, focusing on both national and international issues. The journal encourages contributions that critically analyze legal frameworks and political systems, offering fresh perspectives on pressing contemporary matters. Researchers from around the globe are invited to submit scholarly work that aligns with the journal’s interdisciplinary approach.
If you have an original research paper that fits the journal’s theme, we kindly invite you to submit your work through the submission portal.
ISSN: 2581-7191
Journal Initials: LPR
Research Scope: World Politics, Legal Research
Publication Mode: Digital
Frequency: Annual
Launch Year: 2016
Review Mode: Double Blind Peer Review
Similarity Allowed: 10% (as per Turnitin)
AI Allowed: 0% (as per Turnitin)
Coverage: Global
Language: English
