Author Directives

Manuscript submissions for European jurisprudence

The Austrian Law Review invites doctoral authors and legal scholars to submit original manuscripts addressing statutory harmonization, comparative law, and constitutional developments across Central Europe.

Open

continuous call

CC BY-NC

license policy

ORCID

mandatory id

Four-Stage Preparation

Technical manuscript requirements

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Formatting standards

Anonymisation protocols

Statutory referencing

ORCID verification

Manuscripts must adhere to standard academic typography, utilizing formal legal citation formats and structured abstracts under 250 words.

Remove all author identifiers, institutional acknowledgments, and self-citations to ensure compliance with double-blind peer review.

Verify all domestic and European Union statutory provisions, case law citations, and DOI links for permanent scholarly reference.

Ensure all contributing authors supply verified ORCID iDs during submission to maintain permanent indexing accuracy.

Editorial Timeline

Rigorous double-blind evaluation

Submissions undergo initial editorial screening for jurisdictional grounding and theoretical rigor before proceeding to independent peer review by international specialists.

Accepted manuscripts receive professional copyediting, DOI minting, and persistent archival preservation through the Austrian Law Academy infrastructure.

Submit your manuscript to the Austrian Law Review

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