Research on law and non-state justice systems in Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia
The Journal of South Pacific Law (JSPL) is a journal of the USP Discipline of Law. The JSPL publishes a wide range of legal materials with a focus on the laws and/or non-state justice systems in Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia or of relevance to those subjects and regions. All articles appearing in the journal are refereed by scholars with extensive background in the region and its diverse legal systems. The JSPL is published annually, but special issues are also published from time-to-time.
Dr. Morsen Mosses
USP Emalus Campus, Port-Vila, Vanuatu
Email: morsen.mosses@usp.ac.fj
All submissions must comply with the JSPL Submission Guidelines.
Individuals who are interested in submitting a publication for the Journal of South Pacific Law may contact the General Editor Dr. Morsen Mosses at morsen.mosses@usp.ac.fj.
Volume 3, 1999
Volume 4, 2000
Volume 5, 2001
Volume 6, 2002
Volume 7, 2003
Volume 8, 2004
Volume 9, 2005
Volume 10, 2006
Volume 11, 2007
Volume 12, 2008
Volume 13, 2009
Volume 14, 2012
Volume 15, 2013
Volume 16, 2014
Volume 17, 2015
Volume 18, 2016
Volume 19, 2017
Volume 20, 2018
Volume 21, 2019
ISSN 1684-5307
The new Journal of South Pacific Law (JSPL) website is undergoing updates. Volumes 3 – 21 of the JSPL will be uploaded in due time.
Volumes 1-9 can be accessed via PacLII here: http://www.paclii.org/journals/fJSPL/
If you are in need of materials from Volumes 10-21 of the JSPL, contact Beatrice Tabangcora at beatrice.tabangcora@usp.ac.fj for assistance.