In Collaboration With

Lexa: Journal of Legal Studies welcomes collaboration with universities, law faculties, research institutions, professional legal associations, judicial bodies, governmental agencies, and international organizations committed to advancing legal scholarship, the rule of law, justice, and public policy.

The journal promotes strategic academic partnerships to strengthen the quality of legal research, encourage interdisciplinary legal discourse, expand international scholarly networks, and enhance the global visibility of legal studies. Collaborative activities include joint publications, international conferences, reviewer and editorial exchanges, research partnerships, academic workshops, legal policy forums, and other scholarly initiatives that contribute to the advancement of legal science.

The Editorial Board is committed to maintaining partnerships founded on academic independence, publication ethics, research integrity, open science principles, and international cooperation.


Current Collaboration

Lexa: Journal of Legal Studies is open to collaboration with:

  • Institut Bahri Asyiq Galis Bangkalan, Indonesia (MoU)

Areas of Collaboration

The journal welcomes collaboration in the following areas:

  • Joint Research Publications
  • International Research Collaboration
  • Academic Conference and Seminar Partnership
  • Editorial Board and Reviewer Exchange
  • Legal Research Capacity Building
  • Scientific Writing and Publication Workshops
  • Comparative Law Research Projects
  • Policy Dialogue and Legal Reform Studies
  • Community Legal Empowerment Programs
  • Journal Development and International Indexing Initiatives

Invitation for Collaboration

The Editorial Office invites universities, legal institutions, professional organizations, and research communities worldwide to establish long-term academic partnerships with Lexa: Journal of Legal Studies. Through collaborative research and scholarly exchange, the journal seeks to promote high-quality legal scholarship, support evidence-based legal reform, strengthen the rule of law, and contribute to sustainable justice at the national and international levels.

Institutions interested in establishing collaboration are invited to contact the Editorial Office through the journal's official email.