Law Quarterly

Law Quarterly

 

Private Law Studies Quarterly

 

Core journal of the scholarly reference base of the Islamic world

 Abbreviated title: Priva Law Stud

Order of publication: Quarterly

 Language of Publication: Farsi with English abstract

Average reviewing time: 20 weeks

Acceptance rate of articles: 21%

 Journal status: Open access

Type of review: double blind

Costs for reviewing and printing the article Yes

 

 

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 The journal will not review articles whose authors have another article under review, or whose article is in the process of being published. Please bear this in mind when submitting your article. 

 

Publishing Ethics:

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Copyright policy:

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Authors fees :

Dear authors/ paper contributors, you are being humbly informed that the journal charges 600 Thousand Tomans (In two steps: Reviewing: 300 Thousand Tomans and Publishing: 300 thousand Tomans)

 

Current Issue: Volume 56, Issue 1, Spring 2026, Pages 1-177 

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