About the Journal
The Journal on European History of Law (ISSN 2042-6402) is an esteemed and influential publication serving as a thriving hub for legal historians and Roman law specialists across Europe. Published biannually in both English and German, this prestigious journal provides an unparalleled platform for scholars to showcase their groundbreaking research, delve into captivating scholarly articles, and engage in insightful book reviews in the captivating realm of legal history.
Since its establishment in 2010, the Journal on European History of Law has catalysed intellectual exchange and collaboration among legal scholars, nurturing the vibrant and accessible landscape of European legal heritage. With meticulous curation and rigorous peer review, every journal issue embodies the spirit of academic rigour and intellectual curiosity that propels the advancement of legal history.
Embracing a multidisciplinary approach, the journal explores the intricate tapestry of European legal traditions, unveiling the historical foundations that shape our contemporary legal systems. From captivating analyses of landmark legal cases to thought-provoking examinations of legal doctrines, the journal showcases cutting-edge scholarship that sheds light on the evolution of law and its profound impact on society.
The Journal on European History of Law is published by the esteemed STS Science Centre Ltd. in London under the auspices of The European Society for History of Law, ensuring that the publication maintains its unwavering commitment to excellence and scholarly integrity. As a testament to its scholarly merit, the journal is indexed in prestigious databases such as Scopus and ERIH PLUS, solidifying its position as an indispensable resource for academics, researchers, and legal enthusiasts around the globe.
Join us on this remarkable journey through the annals of European legal history, where diverse perspectives converge, groundbreaking research thrives, and the legacy of our legal heritage is celebrated. Be a part of the vibrant community that propels the field of legal history forward, shaping the discourse and illuminating the past to inspire the future.
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