Journals

Brunel Law School academics continue to be committed to a broad-based research agenda that cover a wide range of legal disciplines.

We intend to drive this agenda by developing further our current research strengths, while opening the door to the possibilities of new research agendas developing.

Our strong presence in international law and human rights is evident through the school staff’s involvement in the establishment and the editing of several law journals. We consider the success of these journals a measure of our success in consolidating our position as leaders in the relevant fields.

We also plan to further strengthen our links with stakeholders at the national and international level. 

Our publications can be found in the following law journals:

• The International Human Rights Law Review (IHRLR)
• The Oxford Journal of Law and Religion (OJLR)
• The Asian Yearbook of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law
• The Austrian Review of International and European Law
• The International Criminal Law Review
• The International Human Rights Law Review
• The Journal of International Law and Islamic Law
• Goode: Consumer Credit Law and Practice