Focus

Crimen et Iustitia Socialis focuses on the publication of research findings, conceptual studies, and scientific analyses in the fields of criminology, crime studies, criminal justice systems, and social justice. The journal emphasizes the development of critical and multidisciplinary perspectives in understanding criminal phenomena, law enforcement dynamics, victim protection, as well as crime prevention and resolution efforts at both national and international levels.

Scope

The scope of Crimen et Iustitia Socialis includes, but is not limited to, the following topics:

• Criminology and theories of crime
• Victimology and victim protection
• Criminal justice systems
• Criminal policy and law enforcement
• Deviant behavior and social pathology
• Cybercrime
• Economic crimes, corruption, and money laundering
• Violence, human trafficking, and crimes against vulnerable groups
• Transnational and organized crimes
• Restorative justice and alternative criminal dispute resolution
• Correctional studies and social reintegration
• Human rights and social justice
• Legal reform and public policy in criminal law
• Interdisciplinary studies related to crime, criminality, and society

The journal welcomes empirical research articles, case studies, conceptual papers, and interdisciplinary analyses relevant to issues of crime, criminality, criminal law, and social justice.