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Erasmus Law Review

Published by Eleven in Netherlands

Summary and key facts

Erasmus Law Review is a peer-reviewed open access journal that charges authors no article processing charge (APC). It is published by Eleven in Netherlands. Its ISSN is 2210-2671. It uses double anonymous peer review. It is indexed in Scopus, Crossref and Google Scholar. Articles are published under a CC BY-NC-SA licence and authors retain copyright without restriction. The journal charges no other fees such as submission or page charges.

Article processing charge
None — free to publish
Open access
Yes, fully open access
ISSN (online)
2210-2671
Publisher
Eleven
Country
Netherlands
Peer review
Double anonymous peer review
Licence
CC BY-NC-SA
Time to publication
5 weeks (average)
Open access since
2021
Indexed in
Scopus, Crossref, Google Scholar
Other fees
None
Waiver policy
Not applicable (no fees charged)

Indexing and abstracting

Recorded coverage for this journal. Verify with each database before relying on it for a research assessment exercise.

Policies and practices

What this journal publicly states about its own practices. Links go to the journal's own statements.

Plagiarism screening
No
Author retains copyright
Yes
Persistent identifiers
DOI
Fully open access (no embargo)
Yes
Average time to publication
5 weeks
Open access since
2021

Charges to authors

Article processing charge
None
This journal does not charge an APC.
Other fees
None
No submission, page or colour charges recorded.

Fee policies change. Always confirm on the journal's own website before submitting.

Frequently asked questions

Does Erasmus Law Review charge an article processing charge?

No. Erasmus Law Review charges authors no article processing charge (APC). It also records no other fees such as submission or page charges.

Is Erasmus Law Review peer reviewed?

Yes. Erasmus Law Review uses double anonymous peer review. A documented peer review process is required for a journal to be listed in this directory.

Where is Erasmus Law Review indexed?

Erasmus Law Review is recorded in this directory as indexed in Scopus, Crossref and Google Scholar. Indexing coverage changes over time, so verify current status with the indexing database before relying on it.

How long does it take to publish in Erasmus Law Review?

Erasmus Law Review reports an average of 5 weeks between submission and publication. Actual timelines vary by manuscript and review outcome.

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