Financial Law Review

Aims & Scope

The mission of the journal is to provide a forum for exchange of knowledge and ideas within the scientific community and to popularize publications among the representatives of finance, business and politics. Submissions 1 Financial Law Review Description Financial Law Review is a scientific journal devoted to the issues of public finances and financial law. The mission of the journal is to provide a forum for exchange of knowledge and ideas within the scientific community and to popularize publications among the representatives of finance, business and politics. The main idea is to provide a bridge between science and practice that allows two-way flow of inspirations and ideas and together to solve the complex problems of the modern world of finance. The main aim of FLR is: presentation of scientific contribution in the field of public finance, financial law of international significance and reinforcement of the international cooperation and exchange of scientific ideas and the integration of the scientific community;  development of the financial law doctrine and the science of public finance and its impact on the economic, social and political sphere by allowing both authors and readers to participate in an international scientific circuit; to provide readers of FLR access to the latest research results of the most outstanding representatives of law and economics sciences in the context of most important problems in the field of finance. These objectives shall be pursued by means of: publication of scientific articles conforming to the highest standards of publishing; active promotion of articles published in the scientific, business and political community using all forms and channels of information, including the use of social network and the specialized abstract services and databases; organization or co-organization of scientific symposiums and conferences; establishment and coordination of co-operation with renown international scientific centres.

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