About the Series
The Legisprudence Library, published by Springer and edited by Luc J. Wintgens (University of Leuven, Belgium) and A. Daniel Oliver-Lalana (University of Zaragoza, Spain), welcomes book proposals that contribute to the growing field of legislation and lawmaking from the standpoint of legal theory.
The series aims to bridge gaps between legal philosophy, political science, and sociology by focusing on the justification of laws, the principles guiding legislation, and the rationality of lawmaking.
Research Focus
The series invites works that explore the theoretical and practical aspects of legislation, including but not limited to:
• Legislative rationality and technique
• Legislative effectiveness and compliance
• Evaluation and impact assessment of legislation
• Codification, regulation, and legal policy analysis
• Symbolic legislation and legislative discourse
• Legitimacy of lawmaking and public access to legislation
• Relationship between legislation, adjudication, and legal reasoning
Contributions that connect theory with legislative and legal practice are particularly encouraged. Both monographs and edited volumes are welcome.
Contact & Submission
📧 For proposal submissions or queries, contact:
Manuela Schweitzer, Publishing Editor
✉️ manuela.schweitzer@springer.com
🔗 Series Link: www.springer.com/series/11058
Recent Volumes
📘 Debating Laws – Studies on Parliamentary Justification of Legislation
by Daniel Oliver-Lalana (Ed.)
👉 Read here
📗 Exploring the Province of Legislation – Theoretical and Practical Perspectives in Legisprudence
by Francesco Ferraro & Silvia Zorzetto (Eds.)
👉 Read here
Link to the official notification : LINK
