Academic journal
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plays a significant role in shaping the direction of development of enforcement law in Poland. The journal publishes articles of a high standard in terms of content and originality, which are cited and utilised by other researchers, as well as in the case law of the ordinary courts and the Supreme Court.
History
“Review of Enforcement Law” has been published continuously since 1993, initially as “Problems with Judicial Enforcement”, from 1999 as “Enforcement Issues”, and since January 2003 as “Review of Enforcement Law”, and has been published from the outset by Currenda Publishing House in Sopot. The journal is published quarterly and does not issue special editions.
Scope of coverage
The “Review of Enforcement Law” publishes studies, articles, dissertations, commentaries and reviews in the field of:
- enforcement proceedings and the enforcement carried out within their framework,
- the structure of enforcement authorities, including the history of the profession of court bailiff and other enforcement authorities,
- comparative studies of foreign enforcement law systems, including the systems of enforcement authorities,
- bankruptcy and restructuring proceedings,
- the enforcement of security for claims through enforcement proceedings.
Thanks to its specialised focus, “Review of Enforcement Law” serves as a forum for discussion of issues which, due to their detailed nature, are often not the subject of in-depth analysis in general-interest legal journals.
Pick up a copy of “Review of Enforcement Law”
“Review of Enforcement Law” has a significant impact on the development of the science of enforcement law through:
- publishing original and up-to-date research findings,
- creating a forum for academic debate,
- disseminating legal scholarship whilst upholding the principles of editorial and academic ethics.
The journal is subject to a regular process of creating electronic backups. Backups are performed automatically, stored in a separate location and subject to recovery procedures, thereby ensuring high availability of the journal’s content and data security. Specialised software is used to protect the journal’s digital resources, guaranteeing the highest standards of digital data protection.
Open access
Around 45 academic articles are published in the “Review of Enforcement Law” each year.
Access to the journal’s content is provided under an open access model, via the Currenda Reading Room and the Legalis C.H.Beck system.
Interest in accessing the journal is steadily growing, which translates into strong recognition of the journal and an increase in the number of citations to articles published in PPE.
The number of users accessing “Review of Enforcement Law” via the Currenda Reading Room stands at around 3,000.
Indexing
The journal “Review of Enforcement Law” is indexed in Index Copernicus, and its ICV rating has been steadily rising year on year:
- for 2024 rok – 67.39
- for 2023 rok – 50.86
- for 2022 rok – 44.46
Publishing standards
The editorial team of “Review of Enforcement Law” applies high standards regarding the accessibility, originality and substantive quality of the academic articles it publishes:
- detailed guidelines for authors,
- a peer-review process based on double-blind review model,
- the standards and recommendations of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE),
- an anti-plagiarism policy,
- a policy on the use of generative artificial intelligence tools,
- rules regarding conflicts of interest,
- OA policy.
Points
“Review of Enforcement Law” is included on the list of journals awarded points (20 points).
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