About the Journal
International Journal of Contemporary Legal Research (IJCLR) is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to the publication of scholarly research in the field of law and related interdisciplinary areas. The journal aims to provide a structured platform for academicians, researchers, legal practitioners, and scholars to disseminate original research, critical analyses, and review studies on contemporary legal issues of relevance at national and international levels.
IJCLR is published on a quarterly basis and follows a theme-based publication approach, with each issue focusing on a specific contemporary area of legal research. This thematic structure facilitates focused academic discourse and encourages systematic exploration of emerging and evolving legal developments.
The journal publishes original research articles, review papers, doctrinal and analytical studies, comparative legal research, and case law analyses across a broad range of legal domains, including constitutional and administrative law, criminal law, corporate and commercial law, human rights, environmental and sustainability law, international law, law and technology, and public policy. Interdisciplinary research with a clear legal orientation is also encouraged.
All submissions to IJCLR undergo a rigorous double-blind peer-review process to ensure academic quality, originality, and integrity. The journal adheres to standard publication ethics and follows transparent editorial and review practices.
Through its commitment to scholarly rigor and thematic relevance, IJCLR seeks to contribute to the advancement of legal research, support academic dialogue, and promote informed understanding of contemporary legal and policy issues.
