University of Ghana Law Journal
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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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The University of Ghana Law Journal is committed to publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed research that explores contemporary legal issues. Our mission is to provide a space for academics, practitioners, and students to engage with diverse legal perspectives and contribute to meaningful change in the legal landscape.

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The journal welcomes submissions from legal scholars, practitioners, and postgraduate students. Articles are reviewed by a team of experts to ensure rigor and relevance.
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