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About this journal

The South African Journal of Environmental Law and Policy (SAJELP) is a leading academic journal dedicated to fostering critical discourse and scholarship in the field of environmental law and policy within South Africa and beyond. It provides a platform for legal practitioners, academics, policymakers, and other stakeholders to engage in rigorous analysis of the complex legal and policy challenges related to environmental protection and sustainable development in the region.

SAJELP focuses on a wide range of key themes, including, but not limited to, climate change law and policy, biodiversity conservation, environmental justice, water law and management, mining law and regulation, pollution control, land use planning, and the role of law in promoting sustainable development. The journal embraces interdisciplinary approaches, welcoming contributions from diverse fields such as law, environmental science, economics, sociology, and political science.

The target audience for SAJELP encompasses legal professionals, academics, policymakers, environmental activists, and other individuals involved in environmental governance. The journal aims to inform and influence legal practice, policy development, and public discourse on critical environmental issues facing South Africa and the wider African continent.

SAJELP plays a crucial role in shaping the legal and policy landscape by providing a platform for cutting-edge research and analysis. Its publications have significantly contributed to the development of environmental law and policy in South Africa, influencing legal precedent, shaping policy debates, and raising awareness of critical environmental issues. The journal serves as a valuable resource for legal practitioners, policymakers, and researchers seeking to stay abreast of the latest developments and challenges in the field.