Journal Transition Notice
The Justice and Law Bulletin has concluded publication as a separate journal as part of the editorial restructuring and consolidation of the Apricus Journals portfolio.
The decision has been undertaken following an internal review of the journal portfolio with the objective of bringing closely related areas of scholarship together, strengthening interdisciplinary research, reducing duplication of subject coverage, and developing broader and more sustainable scholarly platforms.
The subject areas previously addressed by Justice and Law Bulletin, particularly law, justice, legal studies, constitutional studies, legal theory, human rights, public affairs, and related areas, have been incorporated into the broader interdisciplinary scope of the Journal of Public Policy, Governance and Law (JPPGL).
Previously Published ArticlesPreviously published articles of Justice and Law Bulletin remain part of the journal's historical publication record. The published issues and articles will continue to be preserved in the journal's archive and will remain attributed to the Justice and Law Bulletin under the issue and publication details in which they originally appeared.
The consolidation does not alter the original publication history, authorship, or attribution of previously published articles.
New SubmissionsJustice and Law Bulletin is no longer accepting new manuscript submissions.
Authors wishing to submit new research in law, public policy, governance, political science, public administration, constitutional studies, legal studies, justice, human rights, and related fields are invited to submit their manuscripts to:
Journal of Public Policy, Governance and LawJournal of Public Policy, Governance and Law provides a broader interdisciplinary platform for scholarly research examining law, governance, public institutions, policymaking, administration, justice, and related dimensions of public affairs.
Apricus Journals sincerely appreciate the contributions of authors, reviewers, editors, and academic collaborators who supported the Justice and Law Bulletin during its period of publication and looks forward to continuing these scholarly engagements through the Journal of Public Policy, Governance and Law.
