The Faculty of Law Osijek at the Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek is organising the 5th lnternational Conference on EU and Comparative Law lssues and Challenges,taking place from 20 to 21 May 2021. This year's conference theme 'EU 2021 - The future of the EU in and after the pandemic' will explore future directions for law and economics in EU. The key objectives of the conference are to provide a forum for scholars in the areas of research and innovation policy analysis to exchange ideas, and to present findings across disciplinary boundaries.

We invite you to consider submitting an abstract for the Conference. The Organization Committee will decide which papers should be included in the Conference.

Please find all the necessary information on the Call for Papers.

SEE Law Journal is publishing a Call for Papers for the Special Edition of the journal due December 2020, an edition that is published within the frames of the  “Cross-border enforcement of judgments in South East Europe” sub-project which is implemented under the leadership of the GIZ Open Regional Fund for South East Europe-Legal reform. The Call is opened for academics, legal professionals, researchers and PhD law students from South East Europe. 

Please find more in the Call for Papers we are enclosing here. This Call for Papers is open till 10 of November 2020, and all submissions must be written in English Language until this date, to the This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

We would like to inform all interested applicants who wanted to participate with their own contribution to the latest edition of the SEE LJ that the deadline for application for the latest issue has been postponed. The new deadline is 12 of October 2020. 

Please note that we have experienced some technical difficulties with our seelawjournal.org website recently,  and the submission of papers through the platform was not possible.

The site and the platform are both active now, so you may submit the papers via the platform and via email. We would urge you to send us the papers both on the platform and via email to the following address This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., to be on the safe side.  Please find all the necessary information on the Call for Papers and Guidelines for Authors.

The South East European Law School Network is glad to announce the Call for Papers for the new edition of the SEE Law Journal.

The South East European Law Journal (SEE Law Journal) is a scientific English language journal of the South East European Law School Network (SEELS). The SEE Law Journal publishes high-quality original, double peer-reviewed scientific, review and professional articles focusing on relevant questions of regional, European and international integration of SEE countries, issues of legal reform and approximation with the acquis communitaire, best practices, in legal reform and unification of the legislation in the region of South East Europe and the EU.

The second meeting of the Editorial Board was held at the Faculty of Law in Belgrade on 28-30 of October. The editors had a chance to discuss the current issues of the publication of the journal, the editorial policy and to crate strategies for future development of the publication. Having analyzed the developments within the Strengthening of the EU Law Studies project which is in its last year of implementation and as a major component had  included publication of 4 issues of SEE LJ, the board reached a conclusion that three years of the implementation were extremely beneficial / significant for the further development of the journal. The project had strengthened the internal structures, capacities and dynamics within the process of the publication of the journal, helped improve its structure as well as its editorial policy, and provided so much sothafter continuity of publication. It helped further in the promotion of the publication, and made it a catalyst for wider public debate on relevant EU Law topics.

Having all this in mind, the Editorial Board have decided that the next logical step in the development of the journal would be registration at relevant data bases for which the first steps haven ben initiated. Secondly, the Editorial Board was of a strong conviction that the SEE LJ should continue with regular publication of content after the closure of this project too. And though the printed versions might not be available for a while, it was unanimous decision of the EB that the SEE LJ should continue with publication in e form as it was before. The new policy entails that the journal will be open to a wider audience including interested authors from the region, specifically PhD candidates and the legal practitioners who would be interested in contributing. Having all this in mind, the EB had agreed that the new Call for Papers should be published in January 2020, stating clearly that the new editions will be now published outside of the JM “Strengthening the EU Law Studies in SEE” project and under the auspices of SEELS. The new editions will be published in e format solely, and the Centre for SEELS will work on conducting all of the necessary activities to register the publication in at least one relevant data base. The possibility of retroactive registration of the numbers of the SEE LJ will be additionally explored.