Utrecht Journal of International and European Law

Over Utrecht Journal of International and European Law

Utrecht Journal is an Open Access, double-blind peer-reviewed, student-led law journal with a focus on international and European law. Founded in 1981, it is the oldest journal of its kind in the Netherlands. UJIEL publishes contributions from around the world on a biannual basis; releasing both a general and a thematic issue every year. In doing so, the journal aims to contribute to legal scholarship on international and European law by promoting these fields'​ progressive development and providing an international forum for interaction between academia, practitioners, and students.

The current Board of Editors: Desiree van Iersel (Editor-in-Chief), Carlos Gabriel Ramaglia Mota (Deputy Editor-in-Chief), Matilda Radoš (Communications Officer), Thom Snijders, Javid Ebrahimi, Jairo Ponce, Lucia van der Meulen, Sara Calles Gómez, Amy Maton and Bruna da Silva Navarro Lins (Executive Editors).

Trefwoorden

• European Law
• International Law
• Publishing

Team per functiegebied

Gebaseerd op 9 openbare functieprofielen, stand van 4 augustus 2026.

• Creative / Media3
• Other / Unclassifiable3
• Executive / C-Suite1
• Manufacturing / Production1
• Research / R&D1