THE AIM AND THEMATIC SCOPE OF THE JOURNAL

Review of European and Comparative Law is scientific journal issued by the Faculty of Law, Canon Law and Administration of The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin. As the name of the periodical suggests, the intention of the editors is to present legal institutions in a European and comparative perspective. Review serves as a discussion forum in the field of the comparative law of legal systems of EU states and Poland in a broader international context and allows authors, reviewers and readers to engage in a debate on contemporary legal issues.

The goal of the journal is also to disseminate results of research conducted in Polish and foreign institutions and to present the Polish juridical output abroad. Review is a peer-reviewed, fully open access online journal, that publishes quarterly scientific materials (papers, glosses, reviews in English written by Polish and foreign authors) covering issues of international public and private law, comparative law, human rights and European law. The co-operation with research centres in Poland and around the world contributes to the internationalization of the affiliation of authors, reviewers and readers of Review, which helps to increase the recognizability and range of the journal and to build its prestige.