Aims
The BAU Cyprus Law Journal aims to publish high‑quality scholarly work that advances understanding of law and legal systems. Our goal is to ensure that practitioners, academics, policy‑makers, students and civil society have access to current legal scholarship across a broad spectrum of disciplines. We strive to foster dialogue among legal scholars and to provide a venue for the dissemination of research that contributes to the development of law in national, regional and international contexts. We encourage submissions that explore innovative ideas, address pressing legal issues and promote critical discussion.
Scope
BCLJ is a multidisciplinary legal journal covering all areas of law, including but not limited to:
- Public international law and international relations
- Human rights and humanitarian law
- Commercial and business law
- Environmental and maritime law
- Constitutional and administrative law
- Criminal law and procedure
- Legal theory and philosophy
- Comparative law and legal history
We welcome both theoretical and empirical articles, case analyses, book reviews and translations. All submissions undergo double‑blind peer review. Articles may be submitted in English; submissions in other languages may be considered if accompanied by an English abstract.
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