The Northwestern Journal Of International Law & Business not only academic professors and researchers, but also legal practitioners and libraries worldwide who need a deep understanding of private international law and commercial law issues. Published articles are written by leading scholars and practitioners in the fields of international law and business, and this combination ensures the authoritative and practical nature of the journal's content. Scholars provide theoretical depth and academic rigor, while practitioners bring real-world experience and insights, allowing the journal to cover complex issues in private international law and offer practical solutions.

The journal pays special attention to important and current issues in private international law, such as transnational contracts, intellectual property, investment law, international trade law, etc. These analyses not only deal with legal theory, but also include a critical evaluation of current legal practice and an exploration of emerging legal issues. It promotes international legal dialogue and encourages the exchange of authors from different jurisdictions and backgrounds on private international law and business issues.