Focus and scope
The journal Cultura giuridica e diritto vivente (hereinafter, the Journal) is committed to promoting the dissemination and advancement of legal science, enhancing both its historical dimension—understood as part of the European and global legal heritage—and its ongoing transformation, shaped by jurisprudential practice and interpretive activity. Thanks to this broad and dynamic perspective, the Journal serves as an international forum for scholarly exchange, fostering free research and ensuring its widest dissemination through an agile and accessible open access platform.
The Journal adheres to the Code of Conduct and Best Practice Guidelines for Journal Editors developed by COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics).
The Journal complies with the provisions of EU Regulation 2016/679 on personal data protection and the use of cookies (click here for details).
In line with the ANVUR recommendations, the Journal assigns a DOI code to identify the articles.
The Journal relies on the collaboration of a diverse board of scholars, both national and international, reflecting its inclusive mission, without any discriminatory practices based on sex, race, political or religious orientation, or scientific content.
The Journal supports the cultural growth of young scholars and fosters dialogue between them and their respective scientific communities
Publication Frequency
The Journal publishes annual issues, marked by a progressive number. Contributions ready for publication will be gradually added to the section of the website. At the end of each year, the complete issue will be made available.
Peer Review
See the section Submissions.
Open Access Policies
See the section Submissions.
Artificial Intelligence Policy
See the section Submissions.
Plagiarism Policy
See the section Submissions.
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Acnp – Catalogo Nazionale dei Periodici
DOAJ – Directory of Open Access Journals
DoGi – Documentazione Giuridica
ROAD – Directory of Open Access Scholarly Resources
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SUDOC – Système Universitaire de Documentation
THE KEEPERS – A global monitor of the archival status of digital content
ZDB – The German Union Catalog of Serials
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