About the Journal
Aim and Scope
The Graduate Programs, Faculty of Law, Thammasat University, publishes the Graduate Law Journal with the objective of disseminating academic knowledge in various fields of law, including civil law, business law, criminal law, public law, international law, tax law, natural resources and environmental law, among others. The Journal also encompasses knowledge from other disciplines related to legal studies, such as the administration of justice. The publication of academic articles aims to foster the development of legal scholarship and related interdisciplinary fields. The Journal provides an opportunity for interested individuals to submit articles for publication and public dissemination.
The Journal accepts academic articles in various fields of law, including civil law, business law, criminal law, public law, international law, tax law, natural resources and environmental law, as well as knowledge from other disciplines related to legal studies, such as the administration of justice.
Types of Articles Accepted for Publication
- Academic Articles
Academic articles refer to manuscripts that present legal analysis or critique, both theoretical and practical, which contribute to the advancement of knowledge or can be applied in practice. - Thesis-Based Articles
Thesis-based articles are manuscripts derived from a thesis, a part of a thesis, or an independent study. - Research Articles
Research articles are manuscripts written based on legal research findings, articles that provide a summary or continuation of research results, or articles that constitute a part of a research project.
Publication Schedule
The Graduate Law Journal is published once a year, in December.
Peer Review Process
Manuscripts that comply with the submission guidelines will be considered for peer review. Each manuscript will be evaluated by at least two qualified experts from various institutions who possess expertise in the relevant field. The journal employs a Double-Blind Peer Review process, in which the identities of both the authors and the reviewers are concealed from one another.
Article Processing Charges (APCs)
The Graduate Law Journal does not charge authors any fees for manuscript submission, peer review, or publication.
