Over the past two months, we have added 17 new active serials to our Law Journal Library, which cover subjects including human rights law, criminal law and procedure, constitutional law, legislation, and much more. Keep reading to learn about these new additions to our collection of multidisciplinary journals!
June
1. Collection of Papers from the Conference Organized on Occasion of the Day of the Faculty of Law
2011-2022
Published by University in Sarajevo, Faculty of Law
Subjects: Human Rights Law, Criminal Law and Procedure, International Law, Legislation
This collection of papers contains articles from university professors who participate at the annual scientific conference which has been classified as the international conference by the relevant ministry for science. It usually contains between 50 and 70 articles in several languages and its audience is members of the academic community as well as competent political and judicial institutions. The Collection of Papers is edited by the editor-in-chief, who is one of the faculty professors, and all articles are double peer-reviewed.
2. Dharmashastra National Law University Law Review (DNLULR)
Vol. 1 (2022)
Published by Dharmashastra National Law University (DNLU)
Subjects: Gender and the Law, Government, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law and Procedure
The intended purpose of the journal is to be a platform for quality research work, wherein discourses of diverse diaspora can be exchanged, circulated, and discussed. In this pursuance, the journal is a faculty-run, double-blind peer review journal.
3. Florida Entertainment and Sports Law Review
Vols. 1-2 (2022-2023)
Published by University of Florida, Levin College of Law
Subjects: Sports Law, Intellectual Property Law, Banking and Finance Law, Civil Rights
The Florida Entertainment and Sports Law Review’s (FESLR) purpose is to further the educational and professional mission of the University and UF Law, primarily through the timely publication of a student-run legal journal, known publicly as the Florida Entertainment and Sports Law Review and frequently known as FESLR. Specifically, FESLR is committed to providing itself as a practical resource to professionals in the entertainment and sports industries, who are in or interested in obtaining legal, JD-advantage, and business roles, as well as students and other interested parties. FESLR will be a primary resource for relevant writings that highlight topical industry news and unearth the complexity of deep-rooted industry issues through the lens of entertainment and sports attorneys, executives, and law students. FESLR‘s mission is for practitioners to apply the article takeaways to their daily work, depending on their industry and role, and to educate the masses on the depth of the ever-evolving entertainment and sports industries’ intersection with law and policy.
4. Journal of American Constitutional History
Vol. 1#1 (2023)
Published by University of Wisconsin
Subjects: Sports Law, Intellectual Property Law, Banking and Finance Law, Civil Rights
The Journal of American Constitutional History seeks to promote inter- and multi-disciplinary scholarly dialogue on U.S. constitutional history at a time when law office history is increasingly casting its shadow over both scholarship and jurisprudence. Our Journal provides a space for scholarship that tries to understand the past, rather than to distort it to influence present controversies. With a rapid and hassle-free publication process, the Journal offers an attractive alternative to both student-edited law reviews and print peer-review journals.
5. Journal of Islamic Law (JIL)
Vols. 1-4#1 (2020-2023)
Published by Lembaga Penelitian dan Pengabdian kepada Masyarakat (LP2M), Institut Agama Islam Negeri (IAIN) Pontianak
Subjects: Islamic Law, Gender and the Law, Human Rights Law, Inheritance
The Journal of Islamic Law (JIL) aims to bridge the gap between textual and contextual approaches and integrate the two in facing the challenges of changing laws and increasingly complex social institutions. The journal focuses on the issue of Islamic law and society in Muslim-majority countries with various approaches from normative, juridical, sociology, anthropology, philosophy, history, criminology, political sciences, psychology, and economics, and is intended to communicate the original research and current issues on the subject. However, in publishing, the novelty and timeliness of issues are the top priorities. This journal provides a forum for scholars, academics, researchers, and students interested in current issues of Islamic law and society in Muslim-majority countries. This journal warmly welcomes contributions from scholars with related disciplines that consider the following general scopes: Fatwa and Islamic Jurisprudence, Islamic Family Law, Islamic Economic Law, Islamic Criminal Law, Islamic Constitutional Law, Islamic Astronomy (Falak Studies), and Islamic Philanthropy. Journal of Islamic Law (JIL) is a peer-reviewed journal published twice a year by Lembaga Penelitian dan Pengabdian kepada Masyarakat (LP2M), Institut Agama Islam Negeri (IAIN) Pontianak.
6. Krytyka Prawa. Niezalezne Studia and Prawem
2009-2023#1
Published by Kozminski University
Subjects: Religion and the Law, Churches, Education Law, Business and the Law
The scientific, peer-reviewed legal quarterly Krytyka Prawa. Niezalezne Studia and Prawem (The Critique of Law. Independent Legal Studies) has been issued since 2009. A critical attitude toward the law is necessary for its proper creation, interpretation, application, and functioning. It requires an open, reliable, and independent approach to the law as an object of intellectual reflection. The authors are kindly invited to exercise critique of the law from the perspective of theory and philosophy of law, and social sciences, including economics, sociology, and psychology. The topics of the subsequent issues will focus on questions of public law. Above all, the journal publishes original articles that might be of interest to the international academic community within the profile of the journal, and texts that are of social or economic importance to Poland.
7. Legal Methods
2017-2022
Published by Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani University, Prince David Institute for Law
Subjects: Legal History, International Law, Jurisprudence, Labor Law
The journal’s mission is to develop theory, philosophy, and sociology of law and provide an overview of legal practice in the light of legal theory. The main audience of the publication is lawyers, professors, paralegals, and legal practitioners in general. Legal Methods is a peer-edited academic journal.
8. Pravovedenie
1957-2023#1
Published by Saint Petersburg State University
Subjects: Legislation, Human Rights Law, Criminal Law and Procedure, International Law
Pravovedenie is a legal journal publishing scholarly articles in a wide range of branches and fields of law. Since its foundation in 1957 (being one the oldest and the most authoritative legal reviews in Russia), Pravovedenie has been publishing theoretical articles and book reviews, since recently not only in Russian, but also in English. This peer-edited journal practices double-blinded peer-review. The intended audience primarily includes legal scholars. The mission of the journal is to publish results of the most recent topical legal researches and make bridges between legal science in Russia and abroad.
9. Societas et Scientia: Collection of Papers of the Ohrid School of Natural Law Macedonian Academy of Sciences and Arts
2018-2021
Collection of papers of the Ohrid School of Natural Law, Macedonian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Centre for Strategic Research
Subjects: Human Rights Law, Criminal Law and Procedure, International Law, Legislation
Societas et Scientia is a collection of articles following the Ohrid School of Natural Law which is an initiative of the Centre for Strategic Research at the Macedonian Academy of Sciences and Arts. It is a platform to transfer knowledge, discuss the current developments, and criticize the legal framework and the governmental policies through its collection of papers and lectures from the most prominent legal experts and the best-advanced law students. Every year, master and doctoral students from every law faculty in the country and abroad get together and share their thoughts and experience regarding the law. Each participant is selected upon an open-application process, with a merit-based approach. Societas et Scientia is empowering future legal professionals and igniting their critical views and standpoints; it motivates them to conduct future research and develop new ideas and methods to advance the country’s rule of law, democratic values, as well as sustainable development. Societas et Scientia is peer-edited by an international editorial board.
July
1. Constitutional and Legal Academic Studies
2015-2022
Published by Uzhhorod National University
Subjects: Human Rights Law; International Law; Constitutional Law; Countries, Areas, and Regions
Constitutional and Legal Academic Studies is a professional scientific journal which covers the findings of scientific research on topical issues of constitutionalism, constitutional construction, and the development of constitutional law and process in Ukraine and foreign countries.
2. Critical Analysis of Law: An International & Interdisciplinary Law Review
Vols. 1-9 (2014-2022)
Published by University of Toronto
Subjects: Legal History, Jurisprudence, Law and Society, Criminal Law and Procedure
Critical Analysis of Law: An International & Interdisciplinary Law Review reflects a broadly contextual approach to legal scholarship animated by the idea of bilateral interdisciplinary engagement set out in the CAL minifesto.
CAL aims to serve as an international forum for cutting-edge interdisciplinary research in and on law, by scholars from law and other disciplines.
3. Erciyes University Law Review
Vols. 1-18#1 (2006-2023)
Published by Erciyes Universitesi Hukuk Fakultesi
Subjects: Criminal Law and Procedure, Commercial Law, Contracts, Business and the Law
The mission of the journal is to contribute to literature at national level with original and scientific studies in the field of law and in the fields related to law. The journal is peer-edited.
4. Indian Journal of Integrated Research in Law
Vols. 1-3#2 (2021-2023)
Published by (Ms.) Yashika Sharma
Subjects: Gender and the Law, Human Rights Law, Comparative and Foreign Law, International Law
The Indian Journal of Integrated Research in Law is a bi-monthly online journal that promotes research in the field of law as an integrated subject. A multidisciplinary approach is a key method to combine knowledge from different platforms and achieve a goal with the knowledge of other disciplines. The journal aims to bolster research in law while giving due regard to the interplay of law with other disciplines of study. IJIRL strives to provide a platform where everyone related to the field of law can contribute their research work on any topic related to law and allied subjects and further its goal of creating a quality-driven platform open to students and professionals alike, which can be utilized to foster the growth of law as a discipline in the contemporary era while instilling a sense of curiosity for legal research. The journal is peer-edited.
5. Indian Journal of Law and Legal Research
Vols. 1-5#2 (2021-2023)
Published by Mr. Arvind
Subjects: Gender and the Law, Human Rights Law, Comparative and Foreign Law, Criminal Law and Procedure
IJLLR is an online bi-monthly law journal. The Journal revolves around socio-legal topics and is not restricted to any particular field or subject of law. The Journal promotes interdisciplinary research entailing detailed study of law with other disciplines in the contemporary era. IJLLR aims to provide a platform where everyone related to the field of law can contribute their research work on any topic related to law and help create a quality open-access platform that can be used by anyone to gain or develop their knowledge and expertise in the subject of law. The journal is both peer-edited and student-edited.
6. Kultura Polisa
Vols. 1-20#1 (2004-2023)
Published by University of Business Academy in Novi Sad, Faculty of Law
Subjects: International Law, Legislation, Foreign Affairs, Criminal Law and Procedure
Kultura Polisa is a peer-reviewed multidisciplinary journal, which publishes original scientific manuscripts on topics from the legal and other social and humanities sciences fields. It includes previously unpublished scientific and professional articles, essays, critiques, and research, which express the opinions of their authors, and not necessarily the opinions of the Editorial Board. In that sense, the journal opens up space for all researchers around the world, without any disqualifying criteria other than originality and quality of content, which are determined by independent reviews. The aim of Kultura Polisa is to spread scientific knowledge through original results of scientific research that represent a contribution to the development of science. We are open to manuscripts that: (a) look at social phenomena from different perspectives; (b) use scientific methodology, including quantitative and qualitative experiential analyses, as well as innovative theoretical considerations; (c) deserve scientific publishing due to their relevance, and thus contribute to the visibility of the intellectual capacity of a multidisciplinary scientific community. Kultura Polisa is intended for researchers, teachers, students, and academic readers involved in the educational process at various levels, as well as the scientific community in general.
7. Revista Catalana de Dret Public (Catalan Journal of Public Law)
Vols. 1-66 (1985-2023)
Vols. 1-38 (1985-2009) Are External to HeinOnline
Published by Escola d’Administració Pública de Catalunya (EAPC)
Subjects: Human Rights Law, Criminal Law and Procedure, International Law, Legislation
The Revista catalana de dret públic [Catalan Journal of Public Law] is a scientific journal which offers a space for the dissemination of research and for intellectual debate in the field of public law in all its dimensions: regional, national, European, and international. Each issue includes essays on topics of scientific interest, with the participation of national and international specialists in the field. The journal publishes contributions related to any of the disciplines of Catalan, Spanish, European, and comparative public law.
8. USFQ Law Review
Vols. 1-10#1 (2013-2023)
Published by Universidad San Francisco de Quito (USFQ)
Subjects: Criminal Law and Procedure, International Law, Human Rights Law, Dispute Resolution
USFQ Law Review is a legal, academic, and indexed journal, with a double-blind peer review process, authorial opening, and biannual publication since 2021, with the first number of this volume published in May, and the second in October 2021. The journal was born in 2012 as a student initiative. It is the first legal periodical publication in Ecuador that is fully developed, managed, and edited by students of the Law Faculty of Universidad San Francisco de Quito, Ecuador. Its objective is to provide a space for national and international experts in various areas of law, such as students, professionals, and academics, to publish legal research papers displaying different perspectives and critical opinions on legal issues of current relevance. In addition, it seeks to be a source of research for its content of high academic level and to raise the quality of legal discussion in Ecuador and throughout the region, responding to the needs of the legal community, both nationally and internationally.
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