Academic Journal of MUST Faculty of Law Officially Indexed in CNKI

2026/09/01

Recently, good news has come from Cross‑Border Law Review, an academic journal sponsored by the Faculty of Law, Macau University of Science and Technology and published by Social Sciences Academic Press (China). Following rigorous evaluation, the journal has been officially included in full‑text form in the China Monographic Serials of China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI).

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Certificate of Inclusion by the China Monographic Serials of China National Knowledge Infrastructure

This inclusion fully recognizes Cross‑Border Law Review’s academic standards, research quality and publication excellence by China’s authoritative academic platform. It not only effectively broadens the dissemination channels for research outputs in the field of cross‑border rule‑of‑law studies, but also helps the journal accumulate scholarly achievements, steadily advance its academic brand building and embark on a new stage of high‑quality development.

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CNKI Inclusion Homepage

Since its inception, Cross‑Border Law Review has upheld its mission: “Based on exchanges of diverse legal cultures, promote dialogue among global rule‑of‑law civilizations”. Centering on theoretical and practical issues of cross‑border rule of law, the journal encourages comparative research across jurisdictions, regions and fields, and facilitates innovative development in legal theories and interdisciplinary studies.

From this new starting point, the Editorial Office of Cross‑Border Law Review will continue to devote itself to specialized research. Drawing on Macau’s unique position as a special legal region, it will build a more open, diverse and high‑level platform for academic publication and intellectual exchange for legal scholars at home and overseas. The journal will also make greater contributions to advancing cross‑border legal research and exploring mutual‑learning between Eastern and Western rule‑of‑law civilizations.

Scholars are warmly invited to scan the QR‑code below to retrieve, read, cite and exchange views.

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