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The magazine Law Review is the electronic form English version (exceptionally, the articles of the "Doctrine - Foreign Authors" will be published in the author's native language) of "Dreptul” magazine, which celebrates 140 years from its first issue in 2011, being the oldest legal publication in Romania. In 2010, "Dreptul" magazine received recognition from the National Council of Scientific Research in Higher Education (CNCRIS), further to a rigorous assessment, as a B+ magazine, that is a magazine indexed in international databases – BDI (CNCSIS code 611). The efforts of the magazine's editorial team in the past years allowed "Dreptul" magazine to be included in a series of prestigious international databases and catalogues.
The magazine Law Review aims to publish, in electronic form only, articles, studies, comments, etc. drafted in English by Romanian and foreign authors and to maintain the tradition of "Dreptul" magazine, that of a Romanian and foreign legal doctrine publication, which promotes the case law of national and European courts (the Court of Justice of the European Union, the European Union Court and the European Court of Human Rights).
The magazine Law Review will include columns such as: “Studies, Discussions, Comments”; “Comparative Law. European Union Law. International Law”; “Doctrine – Foreign Authors”; “Romanian and Foreign Case Law” a.o.
The editorial team kindly asks Romanian and foreign authors to comply with our requirements regarding the structure of articles, which should include a summary, keywords, an introduction, sections with individual titles, conclusions, and, if applicable, de lege ferenda proposals, and, at the end, the section „references” which should include, listed alphabetically, the works employed by the authors in drafting their article, as well as other works, which were not necessarily employed in the article, but are related to the topic in question.
Further details are available on the magazine’s website, http://ujr.revistadreptul.ro.

Studies, Discutions, Comments
On the legitimacy of representation during the transition towards democracy
Anticompetitive practices in antitrust law
Redesigning the relevant public credit legislation under the sovereign debt crisis
Comparative Law. International law. European Union Law. Human rights