AGAMI Journal — Legal Dialogue between Europe, Africa and the Mediterranean

The Italian Journal of Euro-African and Mediterranean Legal Studies

The journal

The scientific space for Euro-African and Mediterranean dialogue

AGAMI studies legal relations between Europe, Africa and the Mediterranean, with particular attention to the Italy-Morocco axis and to transnational families: AGAMI Journal is the scientific space for this dialogue.

A scientific journal devoted to comparative law, international cooperation, fundamental rights and legal relations among Europe, Africa and the Mediterranean. Promoted by AGAMI Research Center, it was created with the aim of establishing a stable space for exchange among academics, professionals, judges, researchers and institutions belonging to different legal traditions.

AGAMI Journal aspires to become the first Italian legal journal entirely devoted to the dialogue among Europe, Africa and the Mediterranean, with particular attention to the legal relations between Europe and Africa and to the transformations of law in the contemporary Mediterranean, in a field that to date lacks a publication built on this axis.

Hall of a historic library, a symbol of the journal's scientific vocation

AGAMI Journal has an International Scientific Committee and adopts a double-blind peer review system. The journal is intended for ISSN registration and will be published in digital Open Access format.

Governance

Editorship and editorial governance

Scientific direction — Editor in Chief

Avv. Kaoutar Badrane

President of AGAMI APS and Director of AGAMI Research Center.

International Editorial Board

Being formed

Intended to include scholars from Morocco, Tunisia, France, Spain and sub-Saharan Africa.

International Scientific Committee

The journal draws on AGAMI's International Scientific Committee, which guarantees its scientific direction and the quality of its contributions.

The composition of the International Scientific Committee is set out in the Research Center section.

The Scientific Committee in the Research Center section

Editorial line and policies

A scientific, open and international journal

Frequency

Annual for the first two years; thereafter, prospectively, semi-annual.

Peer review

Double-blind peer review.

Open Access

Open access, in digital format.

ISSN code

Intended for registration.

Permanent section

“Euro-African and Mediterranean Observatory”: judgments, legislative reforms, international agreements and reports.

Languages

Contributions in Italian, French and English.

First issue in preparation

The first issue of the journal is in preparation. The Call for Papers and the editorial guidelines will be published in this section and on AGAMI's official channels.

Issue archive