تحقیق و توسعه در حقوق تطبیقی

Aims & Scope

The Journal adopts a rigorously defined yet globally inclusive scope, guided by clear scholarly requirements and a broad comparative orientation. Scholarly Requirements: 1. Submissions must demonstrate a clear legal focus and be grounded in conceptual, normative, empirical, or applied legal analysis; 2. All submissions must employ a comparative, international, or transnational perspective, engaging in cross-jurisdictional analysis of legal systems, institutions, norms, judicial practices, or legal policies across two or more legal orders at national, regional, or international levels. Scope of Coverage 1. The substantive scope of the Journal encompasses theoretical legal scholarship, applied legal research, and practical legal experiences, including legislation, judicial practice, regulatory implementation, and institutional design, examined within national, regional, and international contexts; 2. The geographical scope includes Iran, Islamic countries, and other developed and influential legal systems, with particular attention to their interaction, mutual influence, and relevance within the global legal landscape.

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