
Academic peer-reviewed journal “BRICS Law Journal”
The BRICS is an acronym for an association of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, evolved from mere investment lingo to an organized network, in the process assuming a greater geopolitical role aimed at institutional reforms that shift global power. All five countries adhere to principles of inclusive macroeconomic and social policies and are focusing on responsible national growth strategies. The BRICS Law Journal is a platform for relevant comparative research and legal development not only in and between the BRICS countries themselves but also between those countries and others. The journal is an open forum for legal scholars and practitioners to reflect on issues that are relevant to the BRICS and internationally significant. Prospective authors who are involved in relevant legal research, legal writing and legal development are, therefore, the main source of potential contributions.
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2023-08-17
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The BRICS Law Journal contributes to international discussion on research journals
On 8 August, the BRICS Law Journal hosted a webinar dedicated to the development and promotion of research journals. Editors, researchers, and authors from countries across the world came together to share their experience and knowledge on how to improve the quality, significance, and credibility of articles for publication, and thus the success of research journals.
During the event, guest speakers delivered presentations on the role of international journals, journal policies, and editorial processes. Particularly insightful were the topics on how to help authors promote their papers and how to establish effective collaboration between the editorial board, reviewers, and authors.
The guest speakers, each with extensive experience in the field of research journals, included Elena Gladun, the Editor-in-Chief of BRICS Law Journal; Niteesh Kumar Upadhyay representing Galgotias University; Elizaveta Gromova representing the International Journal of Law in Changing World; Daniel Brantes Ferreira from the Brazilian Center for Mediation and Arbitration; and Aleksandra Zorina representing the University of Tyumen.
It was especially gratifying to see that the webinar attracted not only representatives from the BRICS countries but also participants from other regions of the world, including the United States of America. This demonstrates that research journals attract attention and engage the interest of readers from different backgrounds yet with common interests, allowing for fruitful discussions and the exchange of ideas and knowledge.
The participants found the webinar to be highly informative and so useful that they decided to meet quarterly, organize more thematic webinars, and provide authors with mailings on major journal news.
The BRICS Law Journal thanks all webinar participants for their productive work!
We look forward to taking part in similar events in the future and to seeing our friends, authors, and colleagues again.
The BRICS Law Journal is more than just a research journal - it is a community of thoughtful people who are always ready to assist each other in research and development.
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