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Call for papers – The European Legal Forum

July 31, 2021/in News/by Apostolos Anthimos
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Since 2000, the European Legal Forum informs about developments in various areas of the European ius commune. Special emphasis is placed on private international law, European and international civil procedure, family law and successions. The EuLF is directed at an international readership and provides researchers and legal practitioners with in-depth information on current developments in case law and legislation.

The Board of Editors is pleased to invite manuscripts in English on the above topics, but also other areas of international law and European Union law, in the form of articles, case summaries and book reviews.

Papers submitted by 1 October 2021 will be reviewed for publication in the autumn/winter editions 2021/2022.

Papers may be submitted via e-mail. Please feel free to contact us for any queries and additional information: redaktion@unalex.eu

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