The Journal of Human Rights (JHR) is a peer-reviewed bimonthly academic journal that was launched in 2002. It is published and supervised by the China Society for Human Rights Studies, and edited by the Institute for Human Rights at the China University of Political Science and Law. Editorial policy: This journal seeks to promote the study of human rights in China, as well as promote dialogue and exchange on human rights between China and other countries around the world, while encouraging an interdisciplinary approach. It provides a forum for innovative theoretical and empirical work on human rights. It also touches on related areas such as law, sociology, history, economics, politics and philosophy, etc.

We are pleased to announce the inaugural issue of The Foundation for Law and International Affairs Review (FLIA Review) (ISSN: 2576-6619). FLIA Review is a peer-reviewed journal published quarterly by the Foundation for Law and International Affairs. The purpose of this journal is to provide members of the legal profession and the general public with high-quality articles, essays, and book reviews by individual authors or co-authors and reports and surveys by scholars and professionals at the intersection of law and international affairs. It seeks to create a new, transnational model for the production and dissemination of scholarship at the intersection of law and international affairs. The initial issue of FLIA Review is the culmination of a three year-long planning and implementation process. It demonstrates FLIA’s continues desire and efforts to help scholars and professionals who wish to get involved in global scholarships and contribute to global governance. FLIA Review is now accepting submissions for its forthcoming issues. Please feel free to contact us at fliareview@flia.org should you have any questions or check out our website https://flia.org/flia-review/ for more information.