Call for Papers: AI, Law, Politics Journal (e-ISSN 3072-1229) [Rolling Submissions; Double-Blind Peer-Reviewed; Diamond Open Access, No Fee]

AI, Law, Politics: An Interdisciplinary Journal on Human-AI Interaction in Legal and Political Systems is an international, peer-reviewed, Diamond Open Access journal owned and published by VIZJA University, Warsaw, Poland. Established in 2025 (e-ISSN / ISSN-L 3072-1229), it is published online only, in English, with two regular issues a year in June and December. Editor-in-Chief: Dr Habil. Yan Kapranov, VIZJA University Professor; Co-Editor-in-Chief: Dr Dawid Stadniczeńko.

General submissions are open on a rolling basis and there is no closing date for regular-issue manuscripts. Accepted papers are assigned to the next appropriate available issue; submission does not reserve a place in a particular issue. No Special Issue or Thematic Collection call is currently open.

The journal welcomes scholarship on law, politics, rights, accountability and governance across three strands:

• Human systems: law, jurisprudence, constitutionalism, public policy, democratic institutions, public administration, political communication and governance, including work where AI is not the focus.
• Algorithmic systems: machine learning, generative AI and automated decision-making in regulation, legal reasoning, elections, policy design and administration.
• Hybrid systems: arrangements where AI augments or reshapes human roles in legislation, adjudication, administration, media and civic participation.

AI is not mandatory. Suggested subjects include courts and parliaments, AI regulation and algorithmic accountability, elections and information integrity, fundamental rights, data protection and surveillance, AI-assisted legislation and adjudication, and comparative or jurisdiction-specific approaches.

• Research Article: up to 50,000 characters
• Review Article: up to 50,000 characters
• Case Study: up to 45,000 characters
• Conceptual Article: up to 40,000 characters
• Policy Analysis: up to 30,000 characters
• Critical Commentary: normally up to 20,000 characters
• Book Review (prior enquiry recommended): up to 15,000 characters

Limits cover the main text and footnotes, including spaces. Research, review, conceptual, case-study, policy and commentary pieces undergo double-blind review by at least two independent external experts.

• Original work, not published, accepted or under consideration elsewhere.
• Clear academic English, following British English consistently.
• A separate title page and a fully anonymised manuscript.
• Abstracts of no more than 250 words and 4-6 keywords in both English and Polish, where required for the article type.
• Format: Palatino Linotype, 12 pt, 1.5 line spacing, 2.5 cm margins.
• One reference list titled References, in APA 7th edition, with the journal's additional rules for legal materials.
• Declarations on authorship, funding, conflicts of interest, data availability, ethics and AI-tool use.

No fees at any stage: no submission fee, Article Processing Charge, publication, page or colour charge, or withdrawal fee. Articles are published under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 and authors retain copyright. Peer-reviewed articles receive a DOI. The journal states that it does not authorise any agent or third party to collect money on its behalf.

Register or sign in on the journal's OJS platform and submit through the official submission page, completing all contributor, abstract, keyword and reference metadata. Manuscripts sent by email are not formal submissions. Questions on scope, preparation or account problems can go to the Editorial Office email.