Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy

The Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy (JLPP) is a non-profit organization based in Ithaca, New York. The organization employs 23 people and generates $50 million in annual revenue. JLPP is a leading academic publication dedicated to exploring the intersection of law and public policy. The journal publishes articles that critically examine pressing policy issues and their legal implications. Their mission is to provide a platform for legal scholars and policymakers to engage in rigorous analysis and contribute to the development of impactful policy solutions. JLPP's commitment to publishing thought-provoking and influential work has earned it a consistent ranking among the top 5 policy journals in the United States. JLPP distinguishes itself through its unique ability to bridge the gap between academic scholarship and policy practice. The journal actively seeks contributions from both legal experts and distinguished policymakers, fostering a dialogue that informs both legal analysis and policymaking. Notable past contributors include prominent figures such as former Vice President Joseph Biden, Congressman Dick Armey, William Kuntsler, economist Walter Williams, and former Attorney General Janet Reno. To learn more about the Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy and explore their published articles, visit their website at jlpp.org.