Juridica International. Law Review. University of Tartu (1632)

Juridica International has been published from 1996.

The topics of the journals are planned by the editorial board. A variety of more significant topics have included the Constitution and European integration, the reform of civil law in new member states, fundamental personal rights and freedoms,  Civil Code, Penal Code, and other key issues of the legal reform.

Juridica International has established contacts with internationally acclaimed journals and scientific databases. For instance, EBSCO

  a recognized leader in the academic database industry, introduces Juridica International as a peer-reviewed academic journal with coverage of legal topics of Estonian and international importance.

Rechtstheorie printed an Estonian edition Gesetzgebung und Rechtspolitik. The special edition featured articles published in the framework of the international symposium ‘Legislation and Legal Policy’.

The tenth-jubilee issue of Juridica International was accompanied by the international conference ‘European Legal Harmony: Goals and Milestones’.

In the last issue Professor Julia Laffranque, President of FIDE 2011-2012, gave an overview and insight into FIDE as an organisation over the last 50 years ‘FIDE—Uniting Great Minds of European Law: 50 years of the International Federation for European Law ’.

In summary, over the years, Juridica International has become a highly valued channel for Estonian lawyers, enabling them to take their research to the international arena. And, furthermore, we could not be happier that our foreign colleagues are using this opportunity to publish their articles in the journal and are doing so with an increasing frequency.