About the Journal
Journal of Global Law, Governance and Public Policy (JGLGPP) specialises in the wide intersection of law, governance, and public policy, ensuring high submission volume from legal scholars, policy experts, and governance researchers. Its broad, globally focused scope attracts work on constitutional systems, institutional performance, public-sector reforms, social policy, and international law. By including sustainability as an additional dedicated theme, the journal captures emerging SDG-related research while maintaining appeal for mainstream law and policy authors. This balanced structure enhances relevance, diversity of submissions, and long-term indexing potential. Its interdisciplinary appeal and global governance focus make it a powerful platform for high-quality academic work. Key areas include:
- Public law, constitutional systems and administrative governance
- Public policy design, implementation and evaluation across national and global contexts
- Governance frameworks, institutional reform and state capacity development
- Political institutions, legislative behaviour and regulatory effectiveness
- Human rights protection, justice systems and access to legal remedies
- International law, diplomacy, treaty mechanisms and multilateral cooperation
- Anti corruption policy, transparency measures and ethical governance
- Evidence based policymaking, sustainable development governance and social equity models
