Information For Readers

The Proceeding of the International Conference on the Law Development for Public Welfare (ICLDPW) is a scholarly publication that compiles research papers presented at the conference. It focuses on how legal frameworks can be evolved to enhance societal well-being.

Here is the essential information for authors interested in contributing to this proceeding:

1. Core Themes and Scope

The conference typically invites papers that bridge the gap between legal theory and practical public benefit. Common thematic areas include:

  • Administrative Law: Transparency, accountability, and public service excellence.

  • Economic Law: Legal policies for sustainable development and poverty reduction.

  • Social Justice: Protection of human rights and legal aid for marginalized groups.

  • Environmental Law: Regulatory approaches to climate change and resource management.

  • Digital Law: Legal challenges in the era of AI and digital transformation for public welfare.

2. Submission Guidelines

To ensure your paper is accepted for the proceeding, you must adhere to standard academic requirements:

  • Language: Papers must be written in formal academic English.

  • Length: Usually ranges from 4 to 6 pages (or approximately 2,500–4,000 words), including references.

  • Formatting: Authors must use the specific MS Word Template provided by the organizers (often following the EAI, Atlantis Press, or Springer layout).

  • Citation Style: Most law proceedings utilize APA or the Chicago Manual of Style (Footnotes). Using a reference manager like Mendeley or Zotero is highly recommended.

3. Review Process and Quality Control

The ICLDPW maintains academic integrity through several layers of screening:

  • Plagiarism Check: Manuscripts are typically scanned via Turnitin. A similarity index below 20% is usually the threshold for acceptance.

  • Peer Review: The proceeding employs a Double-Blind Peer Review process, meaning the reviewers do not know the authors' identities, and vice versa.

  • Originality: The work must be original and not currently under consideration by any other journal or conference.