Editorial Guideline
Afrocentric Legal Review publishes high-quality, peer-reviewed scholarly works in law, governance, public policy, human rights, international law, technology law, environmental law, socio-legal studies, and interdisciplinary legal scholarship with particular emphasis on Afrocentric perspectives and global comparative analysis where necessary.
The journal welcomes original research articles, review articles, case analyses, legislative commentaries, book reviews, and policy-oriented scholarly contributions.
Manuscript Preparation
Language
All manuscripts must be written in clear, scholarly English using consistent grammar and academic style.
Manuscript Structure
Authors should prepare manuscripts using the following structure:
Title of the Article
Author Name(s), Institutional Affiliation(s) and email
Abstract (150–250 words)
Keywords (4–6 keywords)
Introduction
Methodology
Analysis and Discussion
Conclusion and Recommendations
References/Bibliography
Formatting Requirements
Manuscripts should be submitted in Microsoft Word format (.doc or .docx).
Font: Maiandra GDn
Font Size: 12 pt
Line Spacing: 1.0
Margins: 1 inch on all sides
Page numbering must be included.
Headings and subheadings should be clearly distinguished.
Referencing Style
Afrocentric Legal Review accepts manuscripts formatted using recognized legal and academic citation styles which include:
- Chicago Notes and Bibliography Style
Authors must ensure consistency in citation style throughout the manuscript.
Submission Requirements
Authors must submit:
- The full manuscript
- Author details and affiliations
- ORCID ID (where available)
- Abstract and keywords
- Declaration of originality
- Conflict of interest disclosure statement