Editorial Governance & Roles
Editor-in-Chief
Prof. Haissam Fadlallah
Editor-in-Chief
Lebanese University, Lebanon
Contract Law, Corporate Law, History Law, Intellectual Property Law, Digital Law, Philosophy Law
The Editor-in-Chief serves as the principal leader and visionary of JurisPolitica, championing the journal’s mission to advance scholarship at the intersection of law and political science. The Editor-in-Chief oversees all journal activities, ensuring that the publication maintains the highest standards of academic rigor, integrity, and relevance within the global scholarly community.
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Advisory Board Members
Prof. Jacques Mestre
Professor of Private Law and Criminal Sciences, President of the French Association of Doctors of Law, Honorary Dean of the Faculty of Law of Aix-Marseille, France
Civil Law, Commercial Law, Business Law, Comparative Private Law
Dr. Frédérick J. Doucet
Rubin Thomlinson LLP - Toronto, Canada
Human Rights Law, Labour Law, Administrative law, Professional law
Dr. Guillaume Grundeler
Magistrate, France
Corporate law, Contract law, Civil liability
Prof. Habib Kazzi
Dean of the Faculty of Law & Political Science, Lebanese University, Lebanon
International Arbitration, International Law and Global Affairs, Private international law, Competition law
Prof. Hoda Nehme
Foreign Chair Holder - The Kamal Y. El-Hage for Lebanese Philosophy - USEK, Lebanon
Modern and Contemporary, Philosophy, Lebanese Philosophy, Political Philosophy
Advisory Board Members are senior scholars and distinguished experts who provide strategic guidance to the Editor-in-Chief and support the long-term development of JurisPolitica. They offer insight on editorial policies, ethical matters, and journal initiatives, ensuring the publication maintains its academic rigor and reputation.
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Associate Editors
Dr. Mohammed Youssef
Damascus University - Damascus, Syria
Intellectual property, Arbitration, Contract Law, Civil Liability
Prof. Salam Abdulzahra Abdullah
University of Babylon - College of Law, Babylon, Iraq
Private Law, Civil Law, Civil Contracts, General Theory of Obligations, Personal Status Law, Comparative Jurisprudence
Dr. Sami Alanzy
College of Business Studies - Faculty of Law, Kuwait
Contract Law, Intellectual Property Rights, Emerging Technologies, Comparative Law & Comparative Methodology
Prof. Ulisses Terto Neto
Universidade Estadual de Goiás (UEG) - Goiás State University, Brazil
Protection of Human Rights Defenders in Latin America, International Human Rights Law, Politics of Human Rights in Latin America
Associate Editors play a pivotal role in supporting the Editor-in-Chief, ensuring the smooth operation of the peer-review process and the journal’s strategic development. They act as subject-matter experts within their respective fields, contributing to the scholarly excellence and visibility of JurisPolitica.
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Editorial Board Members
Prof. Ahmad Ichrakieh
Kuwait International Law School, Kuwait
Private Law, Political & Administrative Sciences
Dr. Dina DIA
Université Savoie Mont Blanc, France
Law of Obligations, Business Contract Law, Corporate Law, Commercial Law
Dr. Laura Canali
University of Nîmes, France
Environmental Law, Liability Law, Procedural Law
Dr. Moath Suleiman Al-Mulla
Kuwait International Law School, Kuwait
Criminal Law and Cybercrimes
Dr. Mohamad Ghazi Janaby
University of Babylon - Babylon, Iraq
International Law, Use of Force, International Humanitarian Law, Human Rights Law, International Criminal Law
Dr. Souad Ezzerouali
Associate Professor, Dhofar University, Oman
Civil Law, Private Law, Family Law, Real Estate Law, Islamic Law, Commercial Law, Legal Technology, Comparative Law
Editorial Board Members are esteemed scholars who contribute their expertise to uphold the academic quality, integrity, and strategic development of JurisPolitica. They provide guidance on editorial policies, support special initiatives, and ensure the rigorous peer-review and publication of high-quality research.
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Governance Integrity Statement
JurisPolitica maintains a clear separation between academic decision-making, operational editorial management, strategic advisory functions, and legal accountability. This structure ensures transparency, editorial independence, and full compliance with international standards of peer-reviewed scholarly publishing.