Journals

The Journal of AI Law and Regulation (AIRe) reports on key legislative developments in the governance of artificial intelligence (AI) in jurisdictions around the world. The journal is an impartial platform for discussing the role of law and regulation in managing the challenges and opportunities of AI’s impact on society.

The Carbon & Climate Law Review (CCLR) strikes a balance between the interests of practitioners and a more academic focus by combining legal policy recommendations with topical articles on legal aspects of climate change mitigation and adaptation. The journal brings together legal practitioners and other stakeholders and enables them to engage in a dynamic debate on climate change law.

The European Competition and Regulatory Law Review (CoRe) reports on key legislative developments in the EU and its Member States, and analyses important judgments that shape the field of EU competition and regulatory law, in particular those by the European Courts, international courts and tribunals, and higher national courts.

The European Data Protection Law Review (EDPL) provides a practical and intellectual forum to discuss, comment, and review all issues raised by the development and implementation of data protection law and policy in the EU Member States. The peer-reviewed journal reports on key legislative developments and addresses relevant legal, regulatory, and administrative progresses in EU Member States and institutions. Important judgments that shape the interpretation and application of the EU law in this field are identified and analysed, particularly judgments by the European Courts, international courts and tribunals such as the WTO’s Dispute Settlement Body, and higher national courts.

The European Defence & Security Law & Policy Quarterly (EDSeQ) is Lexxion’s most recent publication, launched to report on key legislative and policy developments in the governance of the Defence and Security sector in the European Union, its Member States and beyond. The journal serves as an impartial platform for discussing the role of law and regulation in managing the challenges of creating an effective European Defence body and deepening the European Defence market. EDSeQ represents Lexxion’s commitment to providing authoritative scholarship and practical guidance in European defence, security, and procurement law.

Since 2006 the European Food and Feed Law Review (EFFL) serves the needs of food and feed law experts by providing a unique platform to extract, elaborate and exchange their specialist knowledge and best practices. The law journal thus unknots the growing web of national, European and international food and feed rules and regulations, which are studied in bi-monthly contributions by legal scholars, scientists and experts from other relevant disciplines.

The European Health & Pharmaceutical Law Review (EHPL) identifies and analyses important legal and regulatory developments on the national, EU and international level. It is primarily concerned with pharmaceutical law, medicines law and issues related to the work of the European Medicines Agency (EMA).

Since 2006 the European Procurement and Public Private Partnership Law Review (EPPPL) has been committed to observe and comment on relevant national, EU and international legal and policy developments informing and shaping Public Procurement and PPPs. Procurement procedures and Public-Private Partnerships are two major legal and policy instruments regulating the relationship between the public and private sectors in terms of procedural and substantive issues, required for the effective and efficient delivery of public services.

The European State Aid Law Quarterly (EStAL) was launched in 2002 as the first pan-European journal dedicated solely to State aid law and policy. Since then the journal has been known for closely monitoring the reforms, changes and overall developments in the world of State aid and subsidies in the EU, becoming the primary point of reference for policy-makers, practitioners and academics.

Chemicals have a significant impact on our way of life and the global economy Accordingly, safe chemical management is essential in avoiding risks to human health and international trade. To provide a forum which will enable practitioners, regulators, policy makers and academics to discuss the most pressing issues in this field – in Europe and key jurisdictions around the world – Lexxion has created the International Chemical Regulatory Law Review (ICRL). ICRL is an Open Access journal.

Whether it’s the Waste Framework Directive, the Circular Economy Act or the Packaging Act: Since 2002, the German language journal ‘AbfallR – Zeitschrift für das Recht der Kreislaufwirtschaft’ has reported exclusively on the subject of waste law, making it the only one in its field. Thanks to the large circle of renowned editors, the entire range of waste law topics is presented here. In recent years, the journal ‘AbfallR’ has developed into the forum for practitioners in the waste management industry.

The German language journal EurUP (Zeitschrift für Europäisches Umwelt- und Planungsrecht) has been covering fundamental issues and current developments in the field of European environmental and planning law since 2003 and, due to its academic focus, is indispensable for scholars working in the field of environmental law.

Since 2004, StoffR (Zeitschrift für Stoffrecht & The European Journal for Substances and the Law) has been covering the complex legal field of substance and chemicals law – from biocide law to pesticide law, food and animal feed law, pharmaceutical law, cosmetics law and the important topic of REACH.

The German language journal UWP (Umweltrechtliche Beiträge aus Wissenschaft und Praxis) is dedicated to all issues relating to the environmental media of water, soil, air, climate and nature.