RUDN Journal of Law

Aims & Scope

RUDN Journal of Law is a scientific periodical devoted to fundamental and sectoral studies in the field of law.The journal publishes materials that satisfy the requirements of scientific novelty and relevance – scientific articles, review articles, analytical reviews of modern legislation, both in Russia and abroad, reviews of monographs.Aims and Scope:to publish the results of original scientific research on a wide range of issues of modern development of the state and law in the modern world;to promote scientific exchange and cooperation between Russian and foreign legal scholars, specialists, including representatives of related fields;to acquaint readers with the latest areas of research in the field of legal science both in Russia and abroad, their practical implementation;publish the results of scientific research on interdisciplinary problems that reveal the interaction of law, economics, politics, culture, communications, etc .;to promote the study of the peculiarities of legal systems by various socio-cultural communities, including student youth.Materials presenting the analysis of the latest legislation and law enforcement practice, including articles on current issues of public and private law, specifics of realization of certain institutions of law, are welcome. A special feature of publication is rubrics covering issues of genetics and law, law and genomic study, as well as legal research methodology.The journal also publishes articles on the results of dissertation research.The journal publishes reviews of the most important scientific events, reviews textbooks which are recognized among the wider legal community, announcements of new scientific literature. In addition, the journal welcomes articles in English with extended translation.The journal is intended for researchers, teachers at law schools and faculties, post-graduate students, practicing lawyers, as well as a wide range of readers interested in legal issues; it is addressed to Russian and i

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