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  • STAR Journal of Law, Policy and Society
    Vol. 4 (2026)

    Vol. 4 brings together four articles on gender and education, AI accountability and sustainability, and local governance. From women’s representation in teaching across Nepal, South Asia, and OECD countries to the devolution of social services in the Philippines, this issue examines how policy and institutions shape social outcomes.

  • STAR Journal of Law, Policy and Society
    Vol. 3 (2026)

    This volume includes studies spanning international law, digital welfare, children’s rights, cultural well-being, and AI governance in higher education. Together, the articles explore how legal frameworks, technology, institutions, and cultural practices shape people’s rights and social outcomes across diverse contexts.

  • STAR Journal of Law, Policy and Society
    Vol. 2 (2026)

    Vol. 2 of the STAR Journal of Psychology and Behavioral Sciences brings together five studies on learning, technology, mental health, and student experience. The articles examine AI and digital tools in education, Indigenous pedagogy in Manipur, the relationship between temperature anomalies and suicide mortality in Ahmedabad, and Vietnamese students’ experiences in Australian higher education.

  • STAR Journal of Law, Policy and Society
    Vol. 1 (2026)

    We are pleased to announce the publication of Volume 1 (2026) of the STAR Journal of Law, Policy and Society, marking the inaugural issue of a new interdisciplinary forum dedicated to advancing scholarship at the intersection of law, public policy, technology, and society.

    This first issue features five timely articles by seven authors, addressing critical global issues including AI governance in higher education, children's rights and climate justice, reproductive rights of incarcerated women, equity and compliance in academia, and democracy and preventive detention. Together, these contributions reflect the journal's commitment to publishing rigorous, relevant, and impactful research that informs policy, legal practice, and social change.

    We extend our sincere appreciation to all authors, reviewers, and members of the Editorial Board for their invaluable contributions. Special thanks are due to our editors, the review leadership team, and the entire editorial and production team, whose dedication, professionalism, and tireless efforts made the successful launch of this inaugural issue possible. Their commitment to excellence has laid a strong foundation for the continued growth and impact of the STAR Journal of Law, Policy and Society.