KLRI : KOREA LEGISLATION RESEARCH INSTITUTE

KLRI Journal of Law and Legislation (KJLL), published by the Korea Legislation Research Institute (President Kim Gye-Hong), was selected as a candidate for journal entry in the Korea Research Foundation's 2019 journal evaluation.

 

The Korea Research Foundation selects candidates by measuring the academic value and qualitative level of published articles. Currently, there are 150 kinds of registered journals in the field of law, and KJLL was selected as the third candidate of English journals.

 

KJLL, launched in 2011, publishes and publishes an analysis and comparative law research paper on legal and legislative issues and trends around the world twice a year. So far, a total of 86 papers have been recorded.

 

KJLL received high marks for the international distribution of editors in this evaluation, and its academic value was recognized for its in-depth thesis on various fields of law.

 

KLRI President Kim remarked, “This selection of candidates is expected to increase the contribution of excellent papers by law researchers around the world.” He added, “We will do our best to establish KJLL as a competent international professional journal.”

 

In addition to the KJLL, the Korea Legislation Research Institute publishes legislative research, including the issue analysis and legislative measures of major legislative issues, major legislative trends and implications at home and abroad. In 2007, it was selected as a registered journal of the Korea Research Foundation.