Lus Publicum: Journal of Law, Public Policy, and Humanities is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to advancing scholarly research and critical inquiry in the fields of law, public policy, and humanities. The journal provides a platform for original research, theoretical studies, empirical investigations, comparative studies, and interdisciplinary scholarship examining legal systems, public governance, policy development, and the relationship between law, society, culture, and human values.

The journal welcomes research in a broad range of legal studies, including legal theory and philosophy, constitutional and administrative law, civil and criminal law, business and corporate law, international law, human rights, environmental law, intellectual property, cyber law, and other contemporary areas of legal scholarship.

In the field of public policy, the journal welcomes studies on the formulation, implementation, and evaluation of public policies, including governance, public administration, regulatory frameworks, social policy, development policy, and policy responses to emerging social and technological challenges.

In the humanities, Lus Publicum encourages scholarly works exploring history, philosophy, ethics, language, culture, religion, communication, literature, identity, and other dimensions of human life that contribute to a deeper understanding of law, society, and public affairs.

The journal particularly encourages interdisciplinary research addressing contemporary issues such as digital transformation, artificial intelligence and law, data privacy, cybersecurity, technology regulation, environmental sustainability, social justice, equality, cultural diversity, and human rights.

Lus Publicum welcomes normative, doctrinal, socio-legal, empirical, qualitative, quantitative, mixed-methods, historical, comparative, philosophical, and critical approaches. All submissions should demonstrate methodological rigor and make a meaningful theoretical, empirical, or practical contribution to the relevant field.

Through interdisciplinary scholarship, Lus Publicum seeks to foster critical dialogue among legal scholars, policymakers, social scientists, and humanities researchers. The journal aims to contribute to the development of law and public policy that are responsive to social change, technological development, cultural diversity, and contemporary human needs.