Not sure why we hadn’t come across this publication before,mea culpa is all we can say.
THE ITALIAN LAW JOURNAL
http://www.theitalianlawjournal.it/about/
Editors-in-Chief
Camilla Crea (Università degli Studi del Sannio)
Andrea Federico (Università degli Studi di Salerno)
Pasquale Femia (Seconda Università degli Studi di Napoli)
Giovanni Perlingieri (Seconda Università degli Studi di Napoli)
Italian-European Lexicon Editor
Vito Velluzzi (Università degli Studi di Milano)
Constitutional Court Watch Editor
Paolo Passaglia (Università degli Studi di Pisa)
Programs and Topics
The upcoming issues of the journal will address the following topics:
Legal culture and methods, constitutional legality and judicial review, ascent and decline of the economic analysis of law, social justice and regulation, politics and democracy in legal theory.
Transnational law, fundamental rights and globalization, relations between constitutional, European and international courts.
Freedom of contract and contract theory, bioethical and biopolitical debates, influence of Italian law on European, Euro-Mediterranean and Latin American law.
Italian legal tradition and internationalization; contemporary history of law.
Structure and Organization
The journal is managed by the Editors-in-Chief with the collaboration of the Advisory Board (Referees’ Committee) and the Executive Editors (coordinated by the Associate Editors).
Articles are published in English and are peer-reviewable. The Italian Law Journal is a biannual online publication which is sponsored by Società italiana degli Studiosi del diritto civile (SISDIC) and by Società Italiana per la Ricerca nel Diritto Comparato (SIRD).
Sections
Italian Legal Culture: History and Project
(Symposia: a collection of essays about general themes – Tradition: every issue contains a translation of a classical work of Italian legal culture)
Essays
(short articles focusing on specific topics)
Italian-European Lexicon
(articles about concept and linguistic structures of Italian-European legal theory, including the analysis of legal translation problems)
Hard Cases
(comment on relevant judicial decisions)
Book Reviews
(reviews of books of interest for the dissemination of the Italian legal culture)
Malebolge: Thoughts & Polemics
(a forum for free and informal discussion – Malebolge is the eighth circle of Hell in Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy)
