Aims & Scope

The International Journal for Law & International Business Transactions (IJLBT) aims to be a premier platform for researchers, academics, and practitioners to disseminate their latest research findings and advancements in the interdisciplinary fields of law and international business transactions. By engaging with diverse perspectives and embracing the latest advancements in these areas, IJLBT strives to advance knowledge, foster collaboration, and drive innovation towards a more efficient and equitable global business environment.

Our journal's scope encompasses a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:

1. International Business Law:IJLBT focuses on legal aspects of global business transactions, including international trade law, cross-border investments, commercial contracts, and dispute resolution in international contexts.
2. Regulatory Frameworks:We explore regulatory frameworks impacting international business, such as competition law, anti-trust policies, intellectual property rights, and international trade agreements.
3. Corporate Governance and Compliance: IJLBT covers topics related to corporate governance practices, ethical business conduct, corporate social responsibility (CSR), and compliance with international legal standards.
4. Legal Aspects of Technology and Innovation:The journal welcomes research on legal implications of technology and innovation in international business, including data protection laws, e-commerce regulations, and intellectual property rights in digital environments.
5. International Arbitration and Dispute Resolution:We publish studies on international arbitration mechanisms, dispute resolution strategies, and the enforcement of arbitral awards in cross-border contexts.
6. Cross-Cultural Perspectives:IJLBT explores legal challenges arising from cultural differences in international business transactions, addressing issues of cultural diplomacy and diversity in legal practices.
7. Human Rights and Business:The journal promotes research on the intersection of human rights law and business practices, examining corporate accountability, labor rights, and sustainability in global supply chains.
8. Interdisciplinary Research:IJLBT welcomes interdisciplinary studies that integrate legal perspectives with other disciplines, such as economics, sociology, political science, and ethics, to address complex legal issues in international business transactions.