In the latest Google Scholar ranking, the German Law Journal comes in on the 8th place in the (US-focused) general »Law« category! In the same ranking, the German Law Journal secures the first place in both the »European Law« and the »International Law« journal categories.

In addition, according to metrics by Cambridge University Press, the GLJ has been one of the most impactful and widely-read law journals in 2023 and 2024; making it the premier law journal in the Cambridge University Press’ list. This is also documented by a high impact factor – measured by the number of citations of selected articles in the journal over the last few years.
 

The authors and readers of the German Law Journal deserve special thanks for this great result!

On 20 September 2024, the GLJ will celebrate its 25th anniversary, further information can be found here.

About the German Law Journal
The German Law Journal is a pioneering open-access forum for the publication of scholarship and commentary on transnational law, spanning comparative, European, and international law. It has been online and freely-available for readers and authors alike since 1999, long before the term »open access« was coined. Founded as a transatlantic newsletter on developments in German law, the Journal has secured a place among the world’s leading law reviews disseminating scholarship across borders. The Journal combines high-quality theoretical research with reports on current developments and thematic special issues. Pursuing this agenda, the Journal has gained a reputation for innovative publishing – linking cutting-edge, border-crossing scholarship with open access and speed to publication.