Aim & Scope

The Abhi International Journal of Humanities and Law (AIJHL) aims to serve as a leading scholarly platform for the publication and dissemination of high-quality research, critical perspectives, innovative ideas, and contemporary scholarship in the fields of Humanities and Law. The journal is committed to promoting intellectual inquiry, interdisciplinary research, ethical scholarship, and a deeper understanding of human society, culture, institutions, legal systems, and social transformation.

The journal welcomes original research articles, review papers, case studies, conceptual studies, theoretical contributions, and other scholarly works addressing significant developments and emerging issues in Humanities and Law. The scope includes, but is not limited to, the following areas:

  • Humanities and Cultural Studies: Research on culture, society, identity, heritage, traditions, media, cultural change, and contemporary human experiences.

  • Literature and Language: Studies in literature, linguistics, language, literary criticism, comparative literature, translation, discourse, and language in society.

  • History and Heritage: Research on history, historical interpretation, cultural heritage, archaeology, preservation, and the relationship between the past and contemporary society.

  • Philosophy and Ethics: Studies in philosophy, moral and applied ethics, social philosophy, political thought, human values, and ethical issues in contemporary society.

  • Law and Legal Studies: Research addressing legal theory, legal systems, jurisprudence, legislation, judicial processes, legal institutions, and developments in national and international law.

  • Constitutional and Administrative Law: Studies concerning constitutional principles, fundamental rights, governance, public administration, judicial review, and the functioning of public institutions.

  • Criminal and Civil Law: Research relating to criminal justice, criminal law, civil law, dispute resolution, evidence, legal procedures, and contemporary developments in justice systems.

  • Human Rights and International Law: Research on human rights, international law, humanitarian law, international relations, social justice, equality, and protection of vulnerable communities.

  • Emerging Areas of Law: Studies addressing technology and law, cyber law, intellectual property, environmental law, data protection, digital society, artificial intelligence and law, and other emerging legal issues.

  • Society, Governance, and Public Policy: Interdisciplinary research examining law, public policy, governance, social institutions, development, democracy, and the relationship between law and society.

The Abhi International Journal of Humanities and Law (AIJHL) particularly encourages research that demonstrates academic rigor, originality, interdisciplinary relevance, and practical significance. The journal seeks to provide an inclusive forum for academics, researchers, legal scholars, practitioners, policymakers, and professionals to share knowledge, exchange perspectives, and engage with emerging intellectual, social, cultural, and legal challenges.

Through the publication of high-quality and impactful research, AIJHL aims to contribute to the advancement of knowledge in Humanities and Law, promote critical and interdisciplinary scholarship, encourage informed debate, and support research that contributes to a deeper understanding of contemporary society, legal institutions, human values, and emerging global challenges.