Orbis: Journal of Global Politics, Law, and International Relations is an interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to scholarly discussions on political, legal, and international affairs in a changing global order. The journal welcomes theoretical, empirical, comparative, and critical studies that examine power, institutions, governance, law, diplomacy, conflict, cooperation, and the relationships among states and other global actors. Orbis encourages diverse theoretical perspectives and methodological approaches that contribute to a deeper understanding of contemporary global issues.

The journal covers, but is not limited to, global and world politics, international relations, geopolitics, international and transnational law, diplomacy and foreign policy, international organizations and global governance, international security, human rights and justice, peace and conflict studies, political institutions and public policy, political economy, globalization, migration and transnational issues, religion and politics, digital politics, and emerging global affairs. Orbis particularly welcomes critical and interdisciplinary scholarship that examines structures of power, challenges established assumptions, and offers new perspectives on political, legal, and international transformations.