Law: Key journals
Journals cover a range of sources, including newspapers; magazines and scholarly publications. News and research around your subject area are usually published first in journals.
A journal can be useful to find:
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up-to-date information
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what has been researched on your topic
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information that points to other relevant research
Locating Law Journals
You can search by article title, journal title or keyword in Library Search. Print-only journals are available in your campus library.
Here are some of the key journals in your subject areas:
e-journals
- British Journal of American Legal Studies
- Common Market Law Review
- Current Legal Problems
- International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice
- Intertax : European tax review
- Journal of Environmental Law
- Journal of Human Rights Practice
- Journal of Law and Society
- Journal of Legislative Studies
- Law Teacher
- Legal Studies
- Modern Law Review
- New Criminal Law Review
- New Law Journal
- Publius : the Journal of Federalism
Print Journals
- BIALL newsletter
- European current law: monthly digest
- International journal of comparative labour law and industrial relations
- Legal action: the bulletin of the Legal Action Group
- Legal information management
Additional Journals
Additional Journal Collections
Additionally, you may find these additional journal collections useful.
- Springer Compact This link opens in a new windowSpringer Compact includes access to over 2,000 full-text journals covering a wide range of health, humanities, medical, social sciences, science and technology subjects. Please note that access to all journals is not included.
- Taylor & Francis Online This link opens in a new window
Taylor & Francis Online includes access to over 1,000 full-text journals covering a wide range of subjects from the social sciences & humanities and science & technology disciplines.
- Wiley Online Library This link opens in a new windowWiley Online Library includes access to over 1,500 full-text journals covering a wide range of subjects including architecture, art, business, computing, criminology, education, health sciences, law, literature, nursing, psychology and sociology.
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