Law, Economics and Society (LES)

ISSN (Print): 3066-9340
ISSN (Online): 3066-9359
APC: ¥: 2500 CNY
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Publishing Time: Acceptance 6-8 Months

Law, Economics and Society (LES) is an interdisciplinary research field that explores the interactions between legal systems, economic theories, and social structures. It encompasses a variety of research directions, investigating how law influences economic behavior, how economic forces shape legal institutions, and how these dynamics impact society as a whole.This journal is available in both print and online versions. The online version is freely accessible and downloadable.


Aims & Scope

Law, Economics and Society (LES) is an interdisciplinary research field that explores the interactions between legal systems, economic theories, and social structures. It encompasses a variety of research directions, investigating how law influences economic behavior, how economic forces shape legal institutions, and how these dynamics impact society as a whole.This journal is available in both print and online versions. The online version is freely accessible and downloadable.

Aims

  • To provide an interdisciplinary platform for scholars to explore the interactions between legal systems, economic theories, and social structures.
  • To advance understanding of how law influences economic behavior, how economic forces shape legal institutions, and how these dynamics impact society as a whole.
  • To foster academic exchange across law, economics, and sociology, supporting innovative research and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
  • To ensure global accessibility to high-quality scholarship through both print and freely accessible online versions of the journal.

Scope

The journal covers a wide range of topics related to law, economics, and society, including but not limited to:

Law and Economic Behavior

  • Law and economics theory, including the economic analysis of legal rules, incentives, and efficiency
  • Legal regulation and market behavior, including antitrust law, contract law, and consumer protection
  • Property rights and economic development, including the impact of property law on investment, growth, and inequality
  • Corporate law and governance, including the economic effects of corporate regulations and business structures

Social and Institutional Dimensions

  • Law and social change, including how legal institutions shape social norms, power structures, and public policy
  • Economic inequality and the law, including the role of legal systems in redistributive policies and social justice
  • International law and global economics, including trade law, international financial regulation, and transnational legal systems
  • Socio-legal studies, including the interaction between law, culture, and society in diverse contexts
Law, Economics and Society welcomes interdisciplinary research exploring the interactions between legal systems, economic theories, and social structures. All submissions undergo rigorous review to ensure academic quality, originality, and relevance to advancing knowledge in the field. As an open-access journal available in both print and freely accessible online versions, LES provides a global platform for scholars to contribute innovative work that addresses the complex dynamics of law, economics, and society.