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Turf Law Journal
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Explore Services Publisher: School of Law, University of Limpopo
Print ISSN: 2789-746X
Online eISSN: 2790-7783
Subjects: Law | Keywords: law, constitutional law, rule of law, south african constitution, african, separation of powers
AJCI Impact Metrics
Calculated using a 2-year citation window with regional Africa-weighted multiplier
Discipline Rank#126 of 368in Social Sciences & Humanities
Bibliometric Provenance:
AfriJournal Citation Index (AJCI)
0.156
2-Year Mean Citation Rate
Impact (Excl. Self-Cites)
0.156
External Citations (100%)
Third-Party Attribution
Regional Rep Quotient (RRQ)
0.0%
Pan-African Authorship Share
Qualified (≥50% Pan-African Footprint)
Lifetime Citations
6
Verified Cumulative Citations
Journal h-Index
h-2
Mathematical Citation Depth
Citable Articles
6
Evaluated Catalog Articles
Historical Scientometrics Trajectory
Audited annual performance ledger tracking standard impact, self-citation exclusions, and publication output.
| Year | 2-Year AJCI | Impact (Excl. Self-Cites) | Regional Score | Citable Articles | Verified Citations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 0.156 | 0.156 | 0.179 | 6 | 5 |
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The Legal and Institutional Frameworks Aimed at Curbing Human Trafficking in Nigeria
2025 • Vol. 12, Issue 1Peer-Reviewed Scholarly PaperDOI: 10.62726/tlj.v4.43
The Political Economy of Land Ownership Rights: Lessons from Nigeria, South Africa and Zimbabwe
2020 • Vol. 7, Issue 1Peer-Reviewed Scholarly PaperDOI: 10.62726/tlj.v1i1.13
Children’s Rights and the Pursuit of Intergenerational Climate Justice in Nigeria
2024 • Vol. 11, Issue 1Peer-Reviewed Scholarly PaperDOI: 10.62726/tlj.v4.36
The Re‐Establishment of the Corporate Affairs Commission under the Companies and Allied Matters Act of 2020 in Nigeria: A Critical Appraisal
2020 • Vol. 7, Issue 1Peer-Reviewed Scholarly PaperDOI: 10.62726/tlj.v1i2.18
Decolonising the Zimbabwean Penal Framework: Lessons from Kutanda Botso and Kuripa Ngozi
2026 • Vol. 13, Issue 1Peer-Reviewed Scholarly PaperDOI: 10.62726/tlj.v6.189
Generative Artificial Intelligence and Human Creativity: Revisiting the Normative Foundations of Intellectual Property
2026 • Vol. 13, Issue 1Peer-Reviewed Scholarly PaperDOI: 10.62726/tlj.v6.170
The Interplay Between the Legal Regulation of Communal and Private Land Ownership in South Africa
2026 • Vol. 13, Issue 1Peer-Reviewed Scholarly PaperDOI: 10.62726/tlj.v6.132
The Appointment of Constitutional Watchdog Leaders in Africa: The Case of South Africa’s Public Protector
2026 • Vol. 13, Issue 1Peer-Reviewed Scholarly PaperDOI: 10.62726/tlj.v6.113
Weaponising Patriotism: The Criminalisation of Dissent and the Promise of Constitutionalism under Zimbabwe’s 2013 Constitution
2026 • Vol. 13, Issue 1Peer-Reviewed Scholarly PaperDOI: 10.62726/tlj.v6.138
Public Involvement in Law-Making in the Digital Age: Evaluating Public Participation in the Eastern Cape during the Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA) Bill Consultations
2026 • Vol. 13, Issue 1Peer-Reviewed Scholarly PaperDOI: 10.62726/tlj.v6.147
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