The Chinese Journal of Global Governance
Editor-in-Chief:
Qingjiang Kong
This is a
fully Open Access journal, which means that all articles are freely available online, ensuring maximum, worldwide dissemination of content. Thanks to generous support of China University of Political Science and Law, all article publication fees are waived.
The Chinese Journal of Global Governance (CJGG) is dedicated to the studies of the legal development in the globalization era, and particularly to the global governance and its interaction with the international rule of law. CJGG aims to provide a forum for scholars, practitioners and policy-makers to discuss a broad range of legal issues about globalization, global governance and international law. The journal considers articles that provide in-depth analysis of global governance issues, the impact of global governance on international legal order, and the response of international communities, nation states and non-governmental organizations in terms of international institution-building and international law enforcement. Normative analyses and empirical studies in the area of global governance are welcome in CJGG as the journal will cover certain "core" fields such as international law, international studies, international politics and economics.
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The Chinese Journal of Global Governance (CJGG) is dedicated to the studies of the legal development in the globalization era, and particularly to the global governance and its interaction with the international rule of law. CJGG aims to provide a forum for scholars, practitioners and policy-makers to discuss a broad range of legal issues about globalization, global governance and international law. The journal considers articles that provide in-depth analysis of global governance issues, the impact of global governance on international legal order, and the response of international communities, nation states and non-governmental organizations in terms of international institution-building and international law enforcement. Normative analyses and empirical studies in the area of global governance are welcome in CJGG as the journal will cover certain "core" fields such as international law, international studies, international politics and economics.
Online submission: Articles for publication in The Chinese Journal of Global Governance can be submitted online through Editorial Manager, please click here
Need support prior to submitting your manuscript? Make the process of preparing and submitting a manuscript easier with Brill's suite of author services, an online platform that connects academics seeking support for their work with specialized experts who can help.
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Editorial Board
Editor-in-Chief:
Qingjiang Kong, China University of Political Science and Law
Editorial Board
Axel Berger, German Development Institute
Thomas Bruha, Hamburg University
Steve Charnovitz, George Washington University
Carlos Esposito, Autonomous University of Madrid
Thomas Giegerich, Saarland University
Matthias Haentjens, Leiden University
Christof Heyns, University of Pretoria
Jin Huang, China University of Political Science and Law
Axel Marx, Leuven University Centre for Global Governance
Wei Shen, Shandong University School of Law
Jiangyu Wang, National University of Singapore
Friedl Weiss, Vienna University
Jinsong Yu, China Renmin University
Qingjiang Kong, China University of Political Science and Law
Editorial Board
Axel Berger, German Development Institute
Thomas Bruha, Hamburg University
Steve Charnovitz, George Washington University
Carlos Esposito, Autonomous University of Madrid
Thomas Giegerich, Saarland University
Matthias Haentjens, Leiden University
Christof Heyns, University of Pretoria
Jin Huang, China University of Political Science and Law
Axel Marx, Leuven University Centre for Global Governance
Wei Shen, Shandong University School of Law
Jiangyu Wang, National University of Singapore
Friedl Weiss, Vienna University
Jinsong Yu, China Renmin University