International Journal of Law, Human Rights and Development
A peer-reviewed, open-access forum for rigorous scholarship at the intersection of law, human rights, jurisprudence and development studies.
Imprint Information
ISSN (Online)
3139-1354
Frequency
3 issues per year
Subject Area
Law
Licence
CC BY 4.0
Publisher
Erudexa Publishing
Established
2025
Language
English
Format
Online
Country of Origin
India
Peer Review
Double-blind (default)
Aims & Scope
The journal aims to publish high-quality, original work that contributes to scholarship and practice in:
- Doctrinal and comparative legal analysis; jurisprudential theory and critique.
- Human rights law, implementation, litigation and enforcement.
- Law and development: legal frameworks for economic, social and political development.
- Transitional justice, restorative justice, accountability and reconciliation.
- Intersections of law with public policy, governance, and social change.
- Empirical legal studies, socio-legal research, and critical perspectives.
- We welcome interdisciplinary submissions that illuminate legal problems with rigorous methods and clear policy relevance.
- Scope: Law, Human Rights, Jurisprudence, Development, Transitional Justice, Comparative Law, Legal Theory, Public Policy and related fields.
DOI, Archiving & Preservation
- On publication the Version of Record will receive a DOI minted via Zenodo.
- Publisher deposits copies and metadata with PKP PN for redundant preservation and discoverability.
- Machine-readable metadata and licence fields (CC BY 4.0) accompany every deposit.
Publication Fees & Waivers
Open Access is free for readers. The Article Processing Charge (APC) on acceptance is USD 80 per accepted article. Waivers and discounts are available under the publisher’s APCs & Waiver Policy. APCs do not influence editorial decisions; waiver requests should be submitted at the time of submission.
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Previous Issues
Volume 1 (2025)
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