ELPIS v-LAW Review N. 8/2024:
«Law and Culture»

ELPIS v-LAW Review N. 7/2023:
«The new world of Artificial Intelligence and the Law»

ELPIS v-LAW Review N. 6/2023:
«Global, European and National Courts. In Search of a Multilevel Rule of Law»

ELPIS v-LAW Review N. 5/2022:
«Climate Change requires Global Change of Law»

ELPIS v-LAW Review N. 4/2022:
«Law Teaching and Learning»

ELPIS v-LAW Review N. 3/2021:
«20(2)1 Law in a Space Odissey – Robots, Computers, Digitalization as the new challenges to the Law»

ELPIS v-LAW Review N. 2/2021:
«Through the Looking Glass: Law in Europe and America»

ELPIS v-LAW Review N. 1/2020
«10 to 15 Minutes on: The effect of the “corona virus” in Global, European and National Law»

ISSN Number: 2795-5397

Declaration of Principles for the ELPIS v-LAW Review

The ELPIS v-LAW Review is the first legal journal as such to consist entirely of video contributions. It was born in the midst of 2020 as an idea of Prof. Vasco Pereira da Silva (University of Lisbon), the chairman of the ELPIS (European Legal Practice Integrated Studies) Network. The Network brings together the scientific wealth of about 40 European and numerous Law Faculties of other continents, and is also well renowned through its Joint Master Degree (ELPIS II).

The ELPIS v-LAW Review is part of ELPIS Research (ELPIS III) and is published with the initial periodicity of two Volumes per annum, aiming to present and analyze current developments in European, International and Comparative Law and their respective Legal Practices, in accordance with the abovementioned scientific wealth and Network’s focus, in order to address a broad group of interested people through its digital presence.

The contributions, with a length ad libitum to the author unless otherwise determined, have to meet the highest scientific standard and quality, a fact which the Review’s Board of Editors guarantees for. The Board of Editors may also determine other formal editorial requisites. Only contributions by ELPIS Network members and people who qualify through a member’s reference are entitled to publish a contribution. The contributions are furthermore internally reviewed and shall be accompanied, when possible and appropriate, by an indicative bibliography of each subject.

Opinions and arguments expressed through the respective contributions do not necessarily reflect the official view of the Review’s Board of Editors.

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