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"World Comparative Law / VRU" analyses developments in constitutional and public law in states and regions outside Europe and North America (in what used be called the ‘Third World’) as well as their regional and international integration. Founded in 1968 and inspired by the ideals of ‘decolonization’ and fair cooperation, the Journal also has a special interest in the entanglements between ‘Global South’ and ‘Global North’, including the presence of the ‘South in the North’. Looking beyond the surface of globalization, ‘World Comparative Law / VRU’ promotes scholarship that uncovers the particularities of legal configurations as well as their interdependencies in an interconnected world.

The journal seeks to publish theoretically and historically informed studies of law in context, but is equally open to contributions from social sciences and from practitioners. It has a particular interest in analyses that compare several legal orders but is equally attentive to studies in international law and its impact on Asia, Africa and Latin America as well as comparative international law.

“World Comparative Law / VRU" addresses authors and readers on all world regions and aims to serve as a forum of mutual exchange. It publishes research articles, shorter reports about current events or conferences as well as book reviews.

All manuscripts undergo a double-blind peer-review. The journal is published quarterly and welcomes contributions in English, and exceptionally in German, Spanish and French.

For additional information on the editorial staff, author guidelines, or the peer review process of World Comparative Law / VRU, please go to www.vrue.nomos.de.

This journal provides international contributions from all fields of modern philosophy. Topics range from theoretical areas like logics or epistemology to ethical and moral questions.

It also includes works dealing with the reception of ancient and medieval thought by modern philosophers, or the influence these have in contemporary authors. Edited and published in Chile, it welcomes papers, discussions and book review (written in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese) in all areas of Modern Philosophy.

The quarterly entitled integration will appeal to all those in academia, education, politics, administration and the media who are concerned with European issues. It represents a theory-based and politics-related interdisciplinary forum on fundamental questions relating to European integration, in which the current problems of European policy are discussed from both a political and an academic perspective.

The journal contains three categories of articles: academic contributions and fundamental analyses of European policy, conference reports and literature reviews.

integration is supported by the German Foreign Office.

The IEP (Institut für Europäische Politik) is a strategic partner of the European Commission and is financially supported by it. The IEP assumes sole responsibility for the journal’s content.

For further information on the editors, author guidelines, and peer review process of integration please go to www.integration.nomos.de.