Focus and Scope

Focus 

Journal IMPERIUM LAW REVIEW focuses on the development of scholarship and practice in the fields of Constitutional Law and Administrative Law, from theoretical, normative, and empirical perspectives at both national and international levels.

Scope 

The scope of Journal IMPERIUM LAW REVIEW includes, but is not limited to:

  1. Theories and Philosophy of the Constitution
  2. Constitutional Change and Constitutional Amendments
  3. State System and Constitutional Structure
  4. Separation of Powers and the Mechanism of Checks and Balances
  5. Judicial Review and Review of Legislation
  6. Constitutional Interpretation and Constitutional Complaint
  7. Human Rights from a Constitutional Perspective
  8. Law on the Formation of Legislation
  9. Theory and Practice of Administrative Law
  10. General Principles of Good Governance
  11. Administrative Discretion and Limits of Administrative Authority
  12. Administrative Courts
  13. Public Service Law
  14. Regional Autonomy and Decentralization
  15. Good Governance and Government Accountability
  16. Regulatory Reform and Bureaucratic Reform
  17. Comparative Constitutional and Administrative Law
  18. Administrative Law in Public Policy

Accepted articles may include:

  • Normative legal research (doctrinal research)
  • Empirical research
  • Conceptual and theoretical studies
  • Court decision analysis
  • Policy review (policy review)

Each article must demonstrate novelty (novelty), a clear academic contribution, and relevance to the development of public law.