Focus and Scope
JOALS is intended as a platform for young researchers and students wishing to publish their work and who are finding it difficult to find a starting point in the, sometimes unequitable, world of peer-reviewed journals. JOALS aims at producing high quality issues of peer-reviewed papers in relation to all aspects of academic legal research. Its editorial board includes university scholars as well as students who, in the process, gain an insight into how academic publishing processes work in practice.
Section Policies
Editorial
Current Controversies
Medical Law
Company & Commercial
Ethics
Articles
Book Reviews
Regulars
Student Contributions
Peer Review Process
Submitted manuscripts will be assigned to members of the Editorial Board for review, or to alternative or additional consultants familiar with the subject of the manuscript, as deemed appropriate by the Editors. Peer reviewers' comments will be made available anonymously to authors. The Editors or Section Editors will provide instructions for those manuscripts requiring revision for final consideration. Final decisions on suitability for publication rest with the Editors.
Publication Frequency
The regular issues of the Journal will appear at least once a yearm usually coinciding with the end of the academic terms. Special issues on particular areas of law may appear irregularly.
Archiving
This journal utilizes the LOCKSS system to create a distributed archiving system among participating libraries and permits those libraries to create permanent archives of the journal for purposes of preservation and restoration. More...
ISSN: 1862-0280

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