Austrian Law Review

The journal operates under strict editorial autonomy, dedicated to reconciling domestic Austrian statutory interpretation with broader European Union treaties and civil law traditions. Treatises emphasize constitutional coherence and cross-border commercial doctrine.

Every manuscript undergoes double-blind peer review supervised by university faculty chairs. We evaluate contributions solely on theoretical discipline, jurisdictional accuracy, and doctrinal substance without commercial influence or institutional compromise.

Permanent Archival Preservation

All published volumes maintain long-term deposit agreements with the Austrian National Library and permanent electronic indexing via persistent digital object identifiers. Scholarship remains openly accessible without fee barriers.

Manuscripts receive standardized citation exports and machine-readable metadata conforming to international academic indexing registries, safeguarding legal scholarship for university faculties and historical reference.

Governing Editorial Board

Review the international faculty council, section editors, and institutional chairs guiding our scholarly standards.