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The Journal of Law and Corruption Review is an international platform dedicated to fostering critical reflection and rigorous scholarly debate at the intersection of law and corruption studies. Acknowledging corruption as one of the most significant challenges to governance, sustainable development, and institutional legitimacy worldwide, the journal aims to advance both academic understanding and practical insights into the mechanisms, impacts, and strategies related to the prevention and combatting of corruption. The journal is supported by Florida Christian University and maintained with the editorial, technical, and scientific expertise of Editora Alumni In.
At its core, the journal explores the multifaceted nature of corruption, addressing its legal, political, economic, and social dimensions. It welcomes contributions that analyze corruption as a global phenomenon, emphasizing its impact on the rule of law, human rights, public administration, corporate governance, and sustainable development.
The journal encourages interdisciplinary research that draws on law, political science, economics, sociology, public administration, and international relations to provide a comprehensive understanding of corruption’s underlying dynamics and responses.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
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Legal frameworks and institutional mechanisms to prevent and sanction corruption;
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Comparative and international approaches to anti-corruption law and policy;
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Criminal law, compliance, due diligence, and enforcement challenges;
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Transparency, accountability, integrity, and good governance;
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The role of international organizations and transnational cooperation;
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The relationship between corruption, economic development, and inequality;
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Whistleblowing, internal investigations, and corporate criminal liability;
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The use of emerging technologies (blockchain, AI, digital compliance systems) in anti-corruption practices.
The Journal of Law and Corruption Review maintains a double-blind peer review process and is supported by an international editorial board composed of distinguished scholars, legal experts, and practitioners. This ensures high academic standards, rigorous evaluation, and relevance to contemporary global challenges in law and corruption.
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