Aims and Scope

Caucasus Law Journal aims to advance legal scholarship by publishing original research that contributes to the development of legal knowledge, critical academic discussion and the examination of contemporary legal challenges.

The Journal welcomes research from all fields of law and across different jurisdictions, with particular interest in doctrinal, comparative and practice-oriented approaches. It encourages scholarly examination of legal principles, legislation, judicial practice and evolving legal frameworks, including the interaction between Georgian, European and international law.

The Journal considers original scholarly articles, academic reviews and analyses of legal practice. Submissions are expected to address clearly defined research questions, employ appropriate methodologies, engage critically with relevant legal sources and academic literature, and present well-reasoned arguments and substantiated conclusions.

Manuscripts are evaluated on the basis of their scholarly originality, relevance, methodological soundness, analytical depth and contribution to legal scholarship, in accordance with the Journal's editorial policy and publication standards.