Introducing the First of Four New GLJ Editors-in-Chief: Jule Mulder Several veterans of the German Law Journal’s editorial board have joined Russell Miller (one of the journal’s co-founders and its long-serving editor) as…

  Special Issue Law’s Pluralities: Arguments for Cultural Approaches to Law The German Law Journal is proud to announce the publication of the special issue “Law’s Pluralities:  Arguments for Cultural Approaches to Law” (Volume…

  Call for Papers “Constitutional Identity in the Age of Global Immigration” The German Law Journal welcomes submissions for the forthcoming special issue: Constitutional Identity in the Age of Global Immigration Guest Editors…

2017 Transatlantic Seminar – Apply for Scholarships At a time when we can no longer take the transatlantic relationship for granted, the international law firm Jones Day and the German Law Journal are…

Constitutional Court Decides NPD-Party Ban Case On 17 January 2017 the German Federal Constitutional Court issued its long-awaited judgment on the federal states’ application to ban the National Democratic Party of Germany.  The…

Special Issue: Constitutional Dimensions of the Refugee Crisis At least for today, Americans have made their choice.  America will not be a society of inclusion, tolerance, and dynamism.  It will be a society…

2016 German Law in Context Program Understanding Europe’s Refugee Crisis The German Law Journal is a proud sponsor of the annual German Law in Context (GLiC) Program at Washington & Lee University. The…

Liberal Democracy’s Crisis in Turkey The German Law Journal is following developments in Turkey with increasing alarm.  We fear that this exceptional country’s democratic journey has reached a perilous, perhaps even existential, moment.…