Erasmus Law Review

Over Erasmus Law Review

Erasmus Law Review, affiliated with Erasmus School of Law, is aimed at publishing and fostering independent academic articles relevant to the disciplines of law. We are specifically interested in multidisciplinary and/or comparative legal research that addresses questions of relevance beyond one single national jurisdiction. We welcome comparisons between legal subdisciplines, as well as between countries and law systems. Besides contributions from a legal disciplinary perspective, the journal also publishes articles that are based on or informed by empirical disciplines like criminology, sociology, political science and economics.

The multidisciplinary and international focus of Erasmus Law Review is reflected in a rich variety of thematic issues that are well received. For these thematic issues, particular issues are commissioned and/or a call for paper is distributed. The journal also regularly publishes open issues that provide publication possibilities for uncommissioned manuscripts across the legal discipline, and other disciplines relevant to law. These issues also intend to stimulate submissions by talented master students and PhD candidates. Manuscripts can address any legally relevant subject, but preferably include a multidisciplinary and/or comparative angle. Submissions focused on subjects relevant to single legal disciplines in one country only are generally not considered for publication.

Editorial board: Frank Weerman (Editor in Chief) Stephanie Triefus (Managing Editor) Nina Holvast Pim Jansen Elena Kantorowicz-Reznichenko Xandra Kramer Madeleine Merkx Alberto Quintavalla Sanne Struijk

Adres

• Hoofdkantoor

  Burgemeester Oudlaan 503062PA RotterdamZuid-Holland, Nederland

Team per functiegebied

Gebaseerd op 2 openbare functieprofielen, stand van 3 september 2026.

• Creative / Media1
• Other / Unclassifiable1