International Journal of Law and Societal Studies
The International Journal of Law and Societal Studies is a peer-reviewed academic journal that explores the intersection of law with societal issues around the world. The journal publishes research articles, case studies, and theoretical essays that analyze legal systems, social norms, and cultural practices within different contexts. It aims to provide a platform for scholars, practitioners, policymakers, and students to examine the complex relationship between law and society and to promote interdisciplinary research in this field. Topics covered in the journal include human rights, legal theory, criminal justice, governance, globalization, and the impact of technology on law and society.

Current Issue
Vol. 3 No. 2 (2026): International Journal of Law and Societal Studies
Explore the latest peer-reviewed research published by this journal.
Latest Articles
-
Articles This study examines the pivotal role of Title IX Coordinators in addressing and mitigating sexual harassment within college campuses, drawing on secondary data sources to provide a comprehensive overview of their responsibilities and challenges. Through a review of existing literature, policy… -
Articles National Peace Infrastructure and Sustainable Development Goal 16: A Study of the National Peace Council of Ghana
While the Infrastructure for Peace (I4P) framework has gained prominence as a locally grounded approach to conflict prevention and sustainable peacebuilding, its implementation within post-colonial hybrid governance contexts remains under-theorised. This article examines how Ghana’s National Peace… -
Articles Access to Land under the Cameroonian Land Tenure System: The Vicissitudes of Illegality
Land has been observed in economic and development expressions as a vital resource having intrinsic value that shapes economic and social structures around and which developmental activities revolve. Access to land in Cameroon has increasingly appear to be complicated and costly as years go by,… -
Articles Probate and Administration of Estate in Cameroon: An Appraisal of the Common Law Approach
The legal system of Cameroon is a relic of colonial era. However, it is unique in that it consists of two distinct and often conflicting systems which are the English Common Law and the French Civil Law operating in parallel. This makes Cameroon one of the few examples of such dual legal system in… -
Articles Management Model to Reduce Gender Based Violence in Zambia: Case of Mbala District
This study looked at the management model to reduce gender based violence in Zambia: Case of Mbala District in Northern Province of Zambia. The study assessed the effectiveness in terms of prevention, reduction and the rate of prosecution of sexual and gender based violence (SGBV) cases. It also… -
Articles The Evolution of Bangladesh’s Peacekeeping Diplomacy: A Critical Assessment of Opportunities and Challenges in Global Security Governance
Bangladesh has progressed from a minor contributor to United Nations peacekeeping missions in 1988 to a regular participant as one of the top contenders for troop- and police-sending missions to the United Nations system. However, the significance of this engagement has not been the same as the…
