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University of Ghana School of Law uses Open Journal Systems (OJS) to support the publication of academic and student-led Open Access journals. The journals we support can be accessed from this site.
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LAW SCHOOL JOURNAL
THis is the journal summary. a short short description of your journal and identify editors, managing directors and other members of your editorial team.
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University of Ghana Law Journal
The University of Ghana Law Journal is Ghana's oldest and leading peer-reviewed law journal. Founded in 1964 and published annually by the University of Ghana School of Law, the Journal is dedicated to advancing legal scholarship and promoting rigorous research on a broad range of legal issues of national, regional, and international significance. It publishes original scholarly articles, case notes and commentaries, and book reviews. Committed to rigorous double-blind peer review, the Journal serves as a forum for intellectual engagement, critical analysis, and the development of legal knowledge and debate. While the Journal is published annually, special issues may be published from time to time to address emerging legal developments or themes of particular scholarly significance.
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Supreme Court Review
The Ghana Supreme Court Review (SCR) is a peer-reviewed academic law journal published by the University of Ghana School of Law. The journal provides critical analysis of the jurisprudence of the Supreme Court of Ghana and its impact on the development of concepts and principles of constitutionalism, legal doctrine, rule of law, legality, public policy, and others. Through scholarly articles, case analyses, case notes and doctrinal reviews, the Review seeks to foster rigorous engagement with landmark decisions of the Court and their broader implications for Ghanaian law and comparative constitutional practice. The journal serves as a platform for academics, legal practitioners, judges, and policy actors interested in advancing scholarly debate on constitutional adjudication and the evolving role of the judiciary in Ghana.
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