What question did this study set out to answer?

The aim is to propose a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to examining the intersection of artificial intelligence and governance in higher education.

April 4, 2026Open Access

This publication presents the formal proposal for Leadership & AI Review (LAIR), a peer‑reviewed journal examining artificial intelligence as a matter of governance, executive authority, academic standards, and institutional responsibility within higher education. LAIR establishes a leadership‑centered venue for research on institutional decision‑making related to AI adoption, policy development, fiscal oversight, and accountability. The framework defines scope, editorial governance, review standards, and article categories for disciplined inquiry into AI‑related leadership practice. The journal model is issued as protected intellectual property and requires written authorization for adoption or implementation.

Key Points

The aim is to propose a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to examining the intersection of artificial intelligence and governance in higher education.
Proposal of Leadership & AI Review journal (LAIR)
Definition of editorial governance and review standards
Establishment of article categories for AI-related research
Specification of the framework for institutional decision-making regarding AI
Creation of a leadership-centered venue for AI research
Emphasis on accountability and fiscal oversight in AI adoption
Requirements for intellectual property protection and authorization for implementation

Abstract

This publication presents the formal proposal for Leadership & AI Review (LAIR), a peer‑reviewed journal examining artificial intelligence as a matter of governance, executive authority, academic standards, and institutional responsibility within higher education. LAIR establishes a leadership‑centered venue for research on institutional decision‑making related to AI adoption, policy development, fiscal oversight, and accountability. The framework defines scope, editorial governance, review standards, and article categories for disciplined inquiry into AI‑related leadership practice. The journal model is issued as protected intellectual property and requires written authorization for adoption or implementation.

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