The Editorial team are very pleased to announce that the International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy is now in the top quartile (Quartile 1) in the subject category, ‘LAW’ in the Scimago rankings - and the only Australian journal in the Law category. The Journal is the only Law journal from the Global South in this quartile.
Internationally, the Journal is ranked 10th in the top 100 open access Law journals, and 1st in the Pacific Region.
A new issue of International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy has been published. This second issue for 2020 features diverse articles from scholars in Canada, US, UK, PNG, Vietnam, Norway, Trinidad and Tobago and Australia.
The International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy has been ranked by Scopus as the top Law journal in Australia and in Q2 (second quartile) by Scopus for Journal Quality - a not insignificant feat for a new journal from the global south.
Jerjes Aguirre and Leco Casimiro, both from Mexico, have won the Justice Prize 2016 for the best paper published in the International Journal for Crime Justice and Social Democracy in 2016, titled "Democracy and Vigilantism: The Case of Michoacán, Mexico" . The award will be presented at the international conference on Crime and Justice in Asia and the Global South, 11-14 July, Cairns.
The Justice Prize will be awarded annually for the best peer reviewed article, published in the International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy, that, in the opinion of the award committee, makes an outstanding original contribution to knowledge.
Winners of the Prize will be announced on the Journal web pages. The winner/s will receive $2000 scholarship toward attendance at the biennial Crime, Justice and Social Democracy conference where the award will be presented.
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