Imam Ja'afar Al-Sadiq University Journal of Legal Studies مجلـة جامعة الإمـام جعفـر الصادق للدراسات القانونية, established in 2021, is a distinguished, peer-reviewed open-access publication issued two times a year by the College of Law and politics at Imam Ja'afar Al-Sadiq University Journal. Dedicated to advancing the frontiers of Legal and political sciences, the journal provides a platform for researchers to share their groundbreaking work with a global audience. By emphasizing rigorous single-blind peer review and rapid publication within an average of two months, it ensures timely dissemination of innovative research findings. The journal's commitment to full open access removes financial barriers, making knowledge accessible to a wider scholarly community. Aligning with mam Ja'afar Al-Sadiq University's mission, it contributes to the development of a robust scientific landscape in Iraq and beyond. The journal accepts various types of articles, including original research, review articles, and editorial papers, and is indexed in Google scholar, and Iraqi academic journals.
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Current Issue: Volume 6, Issue 1 (2026)
Original Studies
The Legal Framework Governing Delivery Companies in Iraq
Dr. Rathwan Hashem Hamdoun and Dr. Fawzia Muwaffaq Thnoon
The Role of Arbitrators in Addressing Parallel Proceedings: A Comparative Analytical Study under Iraqi Law and International Approaches
Abdullah Karim Abbas
Judicial Expenses and Costs in Civil Litigation (A Comparative Study)
Maysoon Bashir Khudair Al-Abbasi
Mortgage of Copyright / A Comparative Analytical Study
Dr. Maha Ramzi Mohammed Ali Al-Haj Younis
The Impact of Artificial Intelligence Applications on Contract Theory: A Comparative Study
Dr. Kazem Hammadi Yousif Al-Halfi
Employing Artificial Intelligence in the Field of Women’s Judicial Work
Dr. Hiba Mohammed Mohsen
The Role of International Legislation in Combating Intellectual Terrorism
Dr. Amer Hadi Abdullah Al-Jubouri and Dr. Mazen Jameel Shandab
Pledge of Copyright: A Comparative Analytical Study
Dr. Maha Ramzi Mohammed Ali Al-Hajj Younis