Aim

The primary aim of LexTech: International Journal of Law, Society and Technology is to:

• Promote cutting-edge interdisciplinary research in law, society, and technology.
• Foster global academic dialogue on the legal, ethical, and societal implications of technological innovations.
• Encourage scholarly contributions that support informed policymaking and responsible technological advancement.
• Provide a reliable, peer-reviewed platform for researchers, practitioners, and students to disseminate impactful findings.
• Strengthen collaborations across law, social sciences, and technology sectors.

Scope

LexTech welcomes submissions from a wide range of themes that lie at the intersection of legal studies, societal issues, and technological development. The journal’s scope includes, but is not limited to:

Law & Society

• Constitutional law, human rights, and social justice
• Judicial reforms, legal education, and access to justice
• Criminal justice, criminology, and forensic studies
• Comparative law and public policy

Law & Technology

• Cyber law, data protection, and privacy regulations
• Artificial intelligence governance and algorithmic accountability
• Intellectual property rights in the digital era
• Digital evidence, cybersecurity laws, and cyber-crime

Society & Technology

• Social impact of digital transformation
• Technology-driven economic and cultural changes
• Ethical issues in emerging technologies
• Digital inclusion, e-governance, and smart societies

Interdisciplinary Studies

• Tech-mediated dispute resolution
• Legal implications of biotechnology and health technologies
• Law and automation, robotics, and Industry 4.0
• Technology policy, innovation regulation, and global governance

LexTech encourages empirical studies, theoretical analyses, case studies, policy reviews, and interdisciplinary research that contribute to a deeper understanding of how law, society, and technology shape each other.