Forum historiae iuris
The forum historiae iuris (fhi) is the first electronic journal for legal history
concept
In 1996 the forum historiae iuris was founded as the first electronic journal for legal history in Europe. In 2014 the fhi appears in a new design and with expanded categories and functions. The platform offers two areas. In the classic journal section, scientific articles, reviews and debates are published online and in open access . The forum presents news, projects and specialist journals from research on legal history; such news can also be submitted by users of the website. This gives the fhi the traditional rubrics of a scientific journal, but at the same time deepens the networking in research and reflects the diversity of the subject.
The editorial board consists of an international network of scholars, so that the forum historiae iuris promotes the international and cross-border exchange of news and information on topics of legal history. The navigation languages are currently German, English, French, Italian and Spanish.
editor
Emanuele Conte (Rome) | Albrecht Cordes (Frankfurt a. M.) | Thomas Duve (Frankfurt a. M.) | Hans-Peter Haferkamp (Cologne) | Hans-Georg Hermann (Munich) | Michele Luminati (Rome) | Marju Luts-Sootak (Tartu) | Manuel Martínez Neira (Madrid) | Fernando Martínez Pérez (Madrid) | Massimo Meccarelli (Macerata) | Heikki Pihlajamäki (Helsinki) | Franck Roumy (Paris) | Martin Josef Schermaier (Bonn) | Mathias Schmoeckel (Bonn) | Rainer Schröder (Berlin) | Stefano Solimano (Milano) | Andreas Thier (Zurich)