The "International Journal of Constitutional Law" (ICON), published in collaboration with New York University School of Law, demonstrates a deep commitment to the study of international and comparative constitutional law. The journal not only focuses on traditional disciplines such as administrative law, global constitutional law, and global administrative law but also places great importance on academic works that delve into the relationship between legal practice and academic theory. These works, when exploring the complexities of public life and governance, involve not only legal analysis but also incorporate perspectives from political theory and social sciences to achieve a more comprehensive understanding.

The journal encourages scholars to submit interdisciplinary research, especially innovative studies that combine constitutional law with other disciplines such as political science, economics, and sociology. This interdisciplinary approach helps reveal the multi-dimensional characteristics of constitutional phenomena and promotes in-depth discussions on the design, implementation, and interpretation of constitutions.