About the Journal
European Journal of Law and Legal Practice (EJLLP) is a peer-reviewed academic law journal publishing original scholarly research, legal analysis and interdisciplinary contributions addressing contemporary issues in European law and legal practice.
The European Journal of Law and Legal Practice (EJLLP) is a peer-reviewed academic law journal dedicated to the publication of original and high-quality scholarly work addressing contemporary issues in European law and legal practice.
EJLLP welcomes original research articles, doctrinal and comparative legal analyses, interdisciplinary studies, and other scholarly contributions that advance understanding of law and its application in practice. The Journal particularly welcomes contributions addressing developments in European and international law, legal institutions, regulation, human rights, migration and asylum law, business and commercial law, technology and law, and related areas of legal scholarship.
All research articles submitted to EJLLP are subject to editorial assessment and peer review. Manuscripts are evaluated with regard to originality, academic significance, quality and rigor of legal analysis, appropriate use of primary and secondary sources, clarity of argument, methodological soundness where applicable, and their contribution to legal scholarship and/or legal practice.
EJLLP operates as an open-access journal. Published articles are made freely available online to readers without subscription or access charges.
Authors retain copyright in their work and grant the Journal the right of first publication in accordance with the Journal’s publishing and licensing terms. Any subsequent permitted use or republication of a published work should clearly acknowledge its original publication in the European Journal of Law and Legal Practice and provide the appropriate bibliographic citation and DOI or permanent link, where available.
The Journal is committed to academic integrity, transparency, responsible research and publication practices, confidentiality in peer review, and the prevention of plagiarism, duplicate publication and conflicts of interest.
EJLLP seeks to provide an independent and constructive scholarly forum for researchers, academics, legal practitioners and other specialists contributing to the development of legal knowledge and practice.