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亚洲法与社会杂志（英文）（Asian Journal of Law and Society）（国际刊号）（不收版面费）（官网投稿）

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《亚洲法与社会杂志（英文）》（Asian Journal of Law and Society）（一年3期），创刊于2014年，是由上海交通大学中国法与社会研究院（CISLS）及其前身法社会学研究中心（LSC）为凯原法学院与剑桥大学出版社合作出版的全英文学术期刊。

本刊为：AMI入库国际刊（2022版） , 目次收录（知网）,公众号信息：不收版面费,外文期刊,

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Asian Journal of Law and Society（《亚洲法与社会杂志》）由上海交通大学凯原法学院的法社会学研究中心（现已实体化为上海交通大学的校级跨学科平台“中国法与社会研究院”）与剑桥大学出版社合作出版，于2014年正式创刊，迄今已历10周年。该杂志为中国第一份法社会学杂志、亚洲第一份法社会学英文杂志、世界上唯一一本以亚洲为中心的法社会学杂志。这份国际学术期刊2014年至2019年期间每年出版2辑，自2020年起每年出版3辑。目前期刊仅在剑桥网站的每年下载量就达到6万人次，如果包括诸如ProQuest的第三方平台在内每年下载量接近10万人次，获得了将近8000家机构订户，显示了令人欣喜的影响力。该杂志从2020年以来三年间的平均被引次数评分为1.4；在2023年影响因子为0.8，自主投稿数达到208篇，较前一年度增加13%，在同等规模的学术期刊中表现颇亮丽。

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期刊特色

期刊主要收录专辑组稿、学术论文、书评以及争鸣讨论，鼓励法的社会理论、实证研究以及跨学科研究。作为唯一一本以亚洲为中心的法律与社会研究期刊，其研究视域从东亚、南亚、东南亚一直延伸到中亚。通过全球不同国家学者的共同努力探讨亚洲法律与社会的各种主题，并把亚洲视角引入全球关注的理论和实践问题，推动东西方围绕秩序的建构、解构以及重构进行深度对话，这是期刊的宗旨，也构成一种鲜明的特色。

在办刊过程中，邀请了劳伦斯•弗里德曼、贡塔•托依布纳、青木昌彦等世界著名学者撰写特稿，通过主编组织了一系列重要专辑（例如“亚洲数字化转型与法律”“亚洲语境中的比较法律史研究”等）计19期，还吸引了越来越多的学术论文投稿。

期刊还鼓励青年学者关注和研究亚洲法律与社会问题，从2021年起举办了“法与社会”领域年度最佳研究生论文竞赛活动。自2022年起，该竞赛活动由AsianJLS会同亚洲法与社会研究会联合主办。所有投稿均由AsianJLS编辑和特邀专家组成的委员会进行评估，获奖论文有机会发表在《亚洲法与社会杂志》上，获奖作者有机会到上海交通大学中国法与社会研究院担任博士后青年研究者。竞赛举办至今已产生3篇获奖论文、2篇荣誉提名论文，产生很好的学术影响和辐射效应。

《亚洲法与社会杂志（英文）》作者须知

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Instructions for Contributors

Asian Journal of Law and Society

Important notice

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Submissions

The Asian Journal of Law and Society welcomes the submission of research articles from scholars and practitioners on socio-legal questions in an Asian context. Interdisciplinary approaches are particularly encouraged which address law and society issues across Asia. In this respect, the geographical focus of the Journal stretches from East Asia, South Asia and South East Asia to Central Asia.

The Asian Journal of Law and Society will consider the submission of articles varying in length from 5,000 to 7,500 words (short articles – including footnotes) up to 10,000 to 25,000 words (long articles – including footnotes). Review essays up to 10,000 words are also welcome as well as book reviews between 1,000 and 1,500 words.

The Asian Journal of Law and Society adopts a single submission policy.

All articles are double-blind peer-reviewed.

Please visit www.cambridge.org/core/services/open-access-polici... for information on our open access policies, compliance with major funding bodies, and guidelines on depositing your manuscript in an institutional repository.

Authors should submit their anonymized manuscript using the ScholarOne system (http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/asianjls). Please add on a separate page before the title page of the same document the full contact details of the author, a bibliographical note of the author containing affiliation details (including country) and acknowledgements, an abstract of 100-150 words and five to six keywords. A references list should be included at the end of the article. Please submit in a single Word (.doc) document (Times New Roman) – 1.5 spacing for text (12 pt), footnotes (sequential numbering – 10 pt) and references (12 pt).

All submissions should respect the style sheet of the Asian Journal of Law and Society.

Language

Articles should be written clearly in English and to a publishable standard. Authors for whom English is not their first language are encouraged to have their articles proof-read by a professional proof-reader or a native English speaker with publishing experience.

Style

Headings: All words in the subheadings are capitalized. No more than four levels of headings should be used (excluding introduction and concluding remarks whose additional level of heading follows the First-Level Heading except for the number):

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Paragraphs: A line space should follow first and second level headings before the start of the text. The first paragraph of each new section should be flush left. Subsequent paragraphs should be left-indented by 0.25" or 0.5 cm.

Spelling: Use British English and Anglicize American English (except for references and quotations).

Numbers and Dates: Spell out up to ten – from 11, use figures. Page references: pp. 345-6 but pp. 456-78 (i.e. do not repeat the last number that is identical, except in the thousands, e.g. 1390-94). Use figures for when followed by "%" and other forms of measurement. For dates, e.g. 1990s, 22 March 2013, etc.

Quotation Marks: Concepts, terms, and short phrases (less than or equal to 40 words) should use double quotation marks. Use single quotation marks within a quotation. Punctuation should be inside the quotation marks, with the exception when a single quotation mark is followed by a double quotation mark, then the punctuation goes in between. Indent quotations of more than 40 words (without double quotation marks) within a separate paragraph using the following style: 10 pt, left-indented and right-indented by 0.25" or 0.5 cm.

Punctuation: For enumerations, please precede the final item with a comma and the serial comma.

Foreign Words: Italicize uncommon foreign words or phrases.

Abbreviations: Use a full stop after abbreviations, for example, e.g., except for familiar abbreviations such as ASEAN, EU, IMF, UN, US, WTO, etc.

Capitalization: Capitalize place names, (geographical parts of) regions, organizations, government agencies, heads of states, important historical events, popular movements, titles of legislation, e.g. New Delhi, Northeast Asia, Political Bureau, President Obama, Second World War, May Fourth movement, etc.

Lists: Lists should be in 12 point Times New Roman, left-indented by 0.25" or 0.5 cm. For numbered lists the format should be as follows:

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And for bulleted lists:

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Tables and Figures

Tables, figures, and other charts should be numbered sequentially and with Arabic numbers and should be included after the references list. It is the author’s responsibility to seek permission to reproduce any materials subject to copyright.

Charges apply for all colour figures that appear in the print version of the journal. At the time of submission, contributors should clearly state whether their figures should appear in colour in the online version only, or whether they should appear in colour online and in the print version. There is no charge for including colour figures in the online version of the Journal but it must be clear that colour is needed to enhance the meaning of the figure, rather than simply being for aesthetic purposes. If you request colour figures in the printed version, you will be contacted by CCC-Rightslink who are acting on our behalf to collect Author Charges. Please follow their instructions in order to avoid any delay in the publication of your article.

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