Indexing

LEX POLICY: Journal of Law, Public Policy and Justice is currently strengthening its publication quality, editorial management, metadata, technical infrastructure, and digital visibility as part of its efforts to become increasingly discoverable in national and international scholarly information systems.

At present, the journal is continuing to develop its editorial and technical readiness for inclusion in relevant academic indexing and abstracting services. The Editorial Team is committed to improving the journal's compliance with recognized standards of scholarly publishing, metadata quality, publication ethics, accessibility, and digital discoverability.

Indexing Development Efforts

To improve the visibility, accessibility, discoverability, and scholarly impact of its published articles, LEX POLICY is undertaking several development efforts, including:

  • improving the consistency, transparency, and quality of the journal's editorial and peer-review processes;
  • maintaining regular and timely publication schedules;
  • improving article metadata, including titles, abstracts, keywords, author information, affiliations, references, and other bibliographic elements;
  • improving the quality, accessibility, usability, and technical management of the journal website;
  • strengthening publication ethics, editorial policies, peer-review procedures, and transparency in accordance with recognized scholarly publishing practices;
  • improving the completeness and consistency of Digital Object Identifier (DOI) metadata and other publication metadata where applicable;
  • ensuring that journal content can be appropriately harvested, indexed, and discovered through scholarly information systems and search services;
  • improving the quality, originality, relevance, and scholarly contribution of published articles in the fields of law, public policy, justice, governance, energy, environment, and sustainable development;
  • strengthening the quality and consistency of author affiliations, references, citation metadata, and article-level information;
  • improving international visibility and encouraging contributions from authors and scholars from diverse institutions and jurisdictions;
  • preparing the journal to meet the technical, editorial, ethical, and publication requirements of national and international indexing and abstracting services; and
  • gradually pursuing inclusion in relevant scholarly databases after the journal meets the applicable eligibility and evaluation requirements.

Commitment to Digital Visibility

LEX POLICY is committed to continuously improving its publication standards, metadata quality, digital infrastructure, accessibility, and online visibility so that published articles can be more easily discovered, accessed, cited, and used by the scholarly and professional communities.

The journal seeks to make its content accessible to researchers, academics, legal scholars, students, policymakers, government officials, legal practitioners, regulatory institutions, civil society organizations, and other stakeholders interested in law, public policy, justice, governance, energy, environment, and sustainable development.

Indexing Status

Information regarding the journal's indexing and abstracting status will be updated on this page when LEX POLICY is officially accepted by relevant indexing, abstracting, discovery, or scholarly information services.

The journal will only display indexing information that can be verified through the official platform or database concerned.