Aims
Rising Island Journal of Sciences Juridiques, Économiques et Sociales (RISJES) is a multidisciplinary, peer-reviewed academic journal that aims to:
- Provide a rigorous and accessible platform for the dissemination of original research in the legal, economic, and social sciences;
- Foster dialogue between academic researchers, doctoral candidates, and practitioners on the issues shaping legal, economic, and social development;
- Encourage disciplinary and interdisciplinary approaches capable of addressing the complexity of contemporary governance, regulatory, economic, and organizational challenges;
- Support the internationalization of research by welcoming contributions on local, national, and international issues, from both the public and private sectors;
- Uphold high standards of scientific rigor, originality, and relevance through a transparent peer-review process.
Scope
RISJES welcomes theoretical, empirical, and applied contributions across, but not limited to, the following thematic areas:
Legal Sciences
- Public law and constitutional studies
- Private, business, and commercial law
- International and comparative law
- Labor and social security law
- Criminal law and criminal policy
- Health law and medical liability
- Digital law, data protection, and AI governance
- Environmental and sustainable development law
- Human rights and fundamental freedoms
Economic Sciences
- Macroeconomics and monetary policy
- Development economics and public policy
- International trade and economic competitiveness
- Entrepreneurship, innovation, and industrial economics
- Public finance and taxation
- Territorial and regional economics
Social and Management Sciences
- Organizational management and governance
- Human resource management and occupational well-being
- Public administration and administrative reform
- Strategic management and organizational transformation
- Sociology of organizations and institutions
- Corporate social responsibility and sustainable governance
- Digital transformation of organizations
Types of Contributions
Original research articles, literature reviews and theoretical syntheses, comparative and case studies, policy analyses and practitioner perspectives, book reviews, and doctoral research notes.
Target Audience
Academic researchers, PhD holders, doctoral candidates, and practitioners — legal professionals, economists, managers, and policymakers — seeking to engage with rigorous research at the intersection of law, economics, and society.
