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The European Law Faculties Association (ELFA) was founded in 1995 in Leuven by more than 80 Faculties of Law located in different universities across Europe. The organisation now has more 200 members from countries within the E.U. and beyond, it acts as an international forum for the discussion of many legal topics related to legal education.

Currently, the most important focus of ELFA's activities is the reform of legal education in Europe. Through this website and the European Journal of Legal Education (EJLE), it provides information about the current state of legal education in Europe and an international forum for the discussion of the impact of the Sorbonne-Bologna Declaration on the study of law.


ELFA organises an Annual Conference at which members are encouraged to participate in a range of discussions and workshops concerning various aspects of legal education.


 

                                    AGM Madrid 2012    

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The  Annual Conference will take place on March 8 -10, 2012, in Madrid.

 

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We look forward to see you in Madrid !!


 

                                                    

 


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         European Journal of Legal Education


 

On its efforts to revive the European Journal of Legal Education (EJLE) and to transform it into as useful tool as possible for all the members of ELFA, the Board of ELFA has decided to publish it online.


At a time characterized by various time-sensitive reforms that pertain to the field of legal education, the delay between the submission and the publication of the papers was probably an important limitation of the EJLE. The Board hopes that by putting it online, the EJLE will thus also be better placed to allow for a swift reaction to important events in the field of legal education, and to facilitate the communication between the members of ELFA wanting to share their expertise in this field.

 

The online edition of EJLE has two parts. For those interested in the more researched and scholarly discussion, there will be a peer-reviewed part where all the articles will be reviewed and published only if the peer-review will be positive.

For those wanting to share their thoughts with others without a previous peer-review, however, another part of EJLEwill be made available. Here, the papers will be published as originally submitted, undergoing but a formal examination by the editors.

The reason for this double nature of EJLE is obvious. It wishes to simultaneously serve two purposes: to allow for a more scholarly and research-oriented examination of processes going on in the field of legal education on the one hand and to provide for a more practically-oriented exchange of information on the other.

 

NOTE: The next ELJE will be online on the 15th April.

 

 The AGM in Warsaw elected Prof.Manuel Bermejo, University Carlos III Madrid, as the new President of the ELFA Board and Prof. Vera Kaldovoda,Masaryk University , as the new member of the Board.