Aim
The International Journal of Law and Business Studies (IJLBS) publishes research in law, business, management, economics, and public policy. It aims to advance understanding of contemporary issues in these fields and their implications for legal practice, business decisions, and governance. The journal welcomes research within individual disciplines and interdisciplinary studies, with national, international, or comparative perspectives.
Scope
The journal covers the following areas:
1. Law
- Constitutional and Administrative Law
- Corporate, Commercial, and Trade Law
- Labour and Industrial Law
- Intellectual Property Rights
- Banking, Financial, and Taxation Law
- International Law and Comparative Legal Studies
2. Business and Management
- Business Management and Organisational Studies
- Corporate Governance and Compliance
- Strategic Management and Leadership
- Human Resource Management
- Marketing and Operations Management
- Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and MSME Studies
3. Economics and Public Policy
- Managerial and Applied Economics
- Development Economics
- Business Environment and Economic Policy
- Law and Economics
- Public Policy and Regulatory Frameworks
4. Emerging and Contemporary Issues
- Digital Transformation and E-Governance
- Legal and Ethical Issues in Technology and Artificial Intelligence
- Sustainability, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Environmental, Social and Governance Frameworks
- Financial Technology, Regulatory Technology, and Technology Law
- Globalisation, Trade, and Investment Regulations
Research on emerging issues should have a clear connection with law, business, management, economics, or public policy.
Types of Contributions
IJLBS welcomes original research articles, review articles, case studies, and policy papers. Contributions may adopt doctrinal, empirical, conceptual, or comparative approaches, as appropriate to the research question.