The Administrative Law Review  Call for Papers

The Administrative Law Review  is a legal professional journal sponsored by the Constitutional and Administrative Law Research Center of Peking University (a key research base in humanities and social sciences under the Ministry of Education), publishing one volume annually. After years of development, it has become a source journal indexed in the Chinese Social Sciences Citation Index (CSSCI).

The review includes sections on basic theoretical research, special research topics, foreign administrative law, methodological research, case analysis, book reviews, new book recommendations, academic updates, and more.

The review operates under a double-blind peer review system. Submitted manuscripts undergo initial review with author identities concealed, then are evaluated by reviewers who provide feedback categorized as unconditional acceptance, acceptance with revisions, or rejection, along with comments. There is generally no word limit for submissions, with academic quality and standards being the primary criteria for acceptance.

The review follows standard academic citation practices. Submissions must be original and not previously published in any print or electronic media, and must include author information and valid contact details. Translations in other languages must be accompanied by the original manuscript and translation permission from the author or publisher (including email).

Authors receive complimentary copies of the review upon publication.

The Administrative Law Review  warmly welcomes submissions from both domestic and international contributors. Submissions can be sent to:

Editorial Office of The Administrative Law Review 

Constitutional and Administrative Law Research Center, Peking University

5 Yiheyuan Road, Haidian District, Beijing 100871, China

Email: pkupubliclaw@gmail.com

Phone: 010-62760063