Austrian Review of International and European Law - A.R.I.E.L.

Aims and Scope

The Austrian Review of International and European Law (ARIEL) is an annual publication that provides a scholarly forum to discuss issues of public international law and European law, with particular emphasis on topics being of special interest to Austria. lt focuses on theoretical as well as practical questions and current developments in all areas of public international and European law. Each volume contains the following sections:

• longer analytical articles;
• shorter notes dealing with current developments;
• digest of Austrian Practice in international law, encompassing judicial decisions, executive as well as parliamentary documents relating to international law;
• longer book reviews and shorter book notes.

The editorial board and advisory board are composed of scholars and practitioners of public international and European law to ensure that the interrrelationship between current developments and the evolution of modern public international and European law and thorough scholarly analysis is adequately reflected in the ARIEL.

The editors have put out a Call for Papers and invite all interested persons to submit contributions for volume 28 (2023) of the ARIEL, which will focus on implications arising from the increase in inter-state complaints / proceedings on obigations which are owed to both states and individuals.

Information for Authors

Authors are kindly requested to adhere to the guidelines set out in the general information for authors  and to otherwise keep formatting at a minimum. Manuscripts should comply with the Oxford University Standard for Citation of Legal Authorities (OSCOLA) . The PDF version of the paper as well as a complimentary copy of the volume, in which the paper is published, will be provided for each accepted paper.

Manuscripts and other correspondence relating to articles for submission, as well as communications relating to editorial matters and books for review should be sent to the Managing Editor (philipp.janig@univie.ac.at) or other editorial staff indicated in the general information for authors.

Communications relating to editorial matters and books for review should be sent to the editorial staff indicated in the general information for authors .

Detailed information on customer service can be found at https://brill.com/view/serial/ARIL.

Editors

Stephan Wittich, Section for International Law an International Relations, University of Vienna, Austria
Jane Alice Hofbauer, Section for International Law and International Human Rights Law, Bundeswehr University Munich, Germany

Managing Editor

Philipp Janig, Section for International Law and International Human Rights Law, Bundeswehr University Munich, Germany

Editorial Assistant

Maximilian Weninger, Section for International Law an International Relations, University of Vienna, Austria