Special Section: Network Analysis and Comparative Law Methods The German Law Journal is proud to announce the publication of a special collection of articles and comments (Volume 18, No. 3) that take up…

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…

Special Issue: Democracy and Financial Order—Legal Perspectives Is it happening again?  News in the last weeks of Deutsche Bank’s “troubles” are an unsettling reminder of the trauma of the recent Great Recession and…