CALL FOR PAPERS
European State Aid Law Quarterly. The editors of the first pan-European journal
dedicated to State aid law cordially welcome submissions for the forthcoming
issues, published online and in print. Since 2002 EStAL has developed into the
profiling platform to exchange expertise on European State aid law, publishing
exclusively double-blind, peer-reviewed contributions, thus establishing a
significant European State aid expert community, incl. academics, policy-makers
and practitioners.
Content and Form
Acknowledging the growing importance of State aid law, emerging as an
independent and indispensable branch of EU law, EStAL editors gladly accept
submissions solely related to this topic. Comparative, interdisciplinary analyses
are equally welcome. Submissions shall examine jurisprudential as well as policy
developments at the European and national level, preferably with cross-border
perspectives.
In particular, EStAL editors seek for following types of contributions:
ARTICLES | CASE NOTES | OPINIONS | BOOK REVIEWS | COUNTRY REPORTS
To guarantee EStAL’s high-quality standards, all submissions are required to
conform to the author guidelines available at:
www.lexxion.eu/estal/author-guidelines
4 issues/year · approx. 100 pages/
issue · ISSN 16 19-52 72 ·
www.lexxion.eu/estal
Managing Editors
Caroline Buts
Vrije Universiteit Brussels
José Luis Buendía Sierra
Garrigues, Brussels
Editorial Board
Josef Azizi
Former Judge at the General Court
of the European Union
Andreas Bartosch
Lutz-Abel
Andrea Biondi
King‘s College London
Rose D‘Sa
European Economic and Social
Committee
Leo Flynn
European Commission
Leigh Hancher
Tilburg University, Allen & Overy
Michael Honoré
Bech-Bruun
Thomas Jaeger
University of Vienna
Christian Koenig
Center for European Integration Studies
Deadlines for Submission
● EStAL 3/2017: 15 June 2017
● EStAL 4/2017: 1 September 2017
Articles may be submitted after the published deadlines, by arrangement with
the editor. Submission does not guarantee publication.
Koen Lenaerts
Court of Justice of the European Union
Arjen Meij
Former Judge at the General Court of
the European Union
Phedon Nicolaides
College of Europe, Bruges and
Maastricht University
Michael Schütte
Schütte Law
Contact
The editorial team looks forward to discussing your proposals and receiving your
submissions. For further enquiries, please contact the
Executive Editor:
Garunya Karunaharamoorthy
[email protected]
+49-30-81 45 06-17
Lexxion Verlagsgesellschaft mbH · Güntzelstraße 63 · 10717 Berlin · Phone +49-30-81 45 06-0
Fax: +49-30-81 45 06-22 · Mail: [email protected] · www.lexxion.eu
Adinda Sinnaeve
European Commission
Diane P. Wood
Circuit Judge U.S. Court of Appeals for
the 7th Circuit, Chicago
berlin
brussels