2^nd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LAW, BUSINESS, AND GOOD GOVERNANCE 2026

The Conference Aims and Objectives

In the era of digital society and globalization, law, business, and good governance face both significant opportunities and complex challenges. Digitalization enables more efficient legal services, cross-border commerce, data-driven decision-making, and transparent governance through e-government and regulatory technology, thereby strengthening accountability, innovation, and global market integration. However, it also raises serious challenges, including regulatory gaps, jurisdictional conflicts, data privacy risks, cybersecurity threats, digital monopolies, algorithmic bias, and unequal access to technology. For law and governance, the key task is to ensure adaptive, technology-responsive, and human-centered regulation that balances innovation with protection of rights, legal certainty, ethical standards, and social justice, while for business, sustainable competitiveness increasingly depends on compliance, digital trust, responsible data governance, and alignment with global regulatory and ESG frameworks.

This conference aims to invite enthusiasts of law, business, and good governance issues, to present ideas, thoughts, and research results. These contributions, both monodisciplinary and interdisciplinary, are expected to support the creation of an effective legal policy at the country level and improved relationship between countries, all aimed at building a prosperous, peaceful, and just society. Concerning the dynamic nature of these issues, the conference will be held every two years.

The objectives and expected results from the 2^nd ICLBGG-2026 are:

• Express ideas and thoughts as alternative solutions to global problems in law , business, and good governance in the digital era and globalization, both at the country level or at the global level.
• Sharing the results of research on various topics related to law, business policy, and good governance issues towards digital era.
• Enhancing the wide and high-quality dissemination of ideas and scholarly thinking within the Scopus academic community.

Call for Contributions

Academics, researchers, government agencies, industry, professional organizations, NGOs, students, and the public, as prospective authors are kindly encouraged to contribute research papers describing original and unpublished results of conceptual, constructive, empirical, experimental, or theoretical work that address theme and topics of the conference, and are cordially invited for presentation at the conference.

Topics of the conference includes:

1. E-Commerce & Accounting
2. Business Policy
3. Constitutional & administrative law
4. Environment law
5. Good governance
6. Human rights
7. International law
8. Law enforcement & dispute resolution

Guidelines for Authors

Please ensure your submission meets the conference's guidelines for accepting scholarly papers.

E-Conference Proceedings & publication in Journals

All submitted conference papers will be blind peer reviewed by competent reviewers. The peer-reviewed papers will be included in The e-conference proceedings with e-ISSN. The accepted papers are given an option to be reviewed in journals:

1. Journal of Sustainable Development and Regulatory Issues (Scopus)
2. Journal of Human Rights, Cultures and Legal System (Scopus Q1)
3. Journal Al-Ahwal (Scopus Q1)
4. Legality (Scopus Q1)
5. Courtroom & Lawyering
6. Justitia et Pax (Law, Sinta 3)
7. Kinerja (Business & Economics, Sinta 3)
8. Modus (Business & Economics, Sinta 4)
9. Domus Legalis Cogitatio

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