Journal "Ius Canonicum".
Research journal, biannual (900 pages per year), published since 1961.
Ius Canonicum is a general review of Canon Law and ecclesiastical law. It publishes peer-reviewed scientific articles on all areas of canon law, as well as legislative texts promulgated by the Holy See, the activities of the CPTL, and sentences of the Tribunals of the Holy See, with appropriate commentary. Each Issue is completed by a section of reviews and chronicles of jurisprudence, legislation and scientific meetings.
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Fidelium Iura. The Interdisciplinary Journal of Constitutional Law is presented, in its second phase (2025–), as an interdisciplinary journal on Constitutional Law , affiliated with the Martín de Azpilcueta Institute of the Faculty of Canon Law the University of Navarra. Through its contributions, it seeks to ground and develop canonical constitutionalism from a comprehensive perspective, encompassing not only the perspective of Canon Law but also those related to theology, legal theory, Constitutional Law , philosophy, and history. To this purpose, and provided they are related to Constitutional Law , the journal will publish articles and foster discussion responses to previously published works; it will also include notes on monographs related to Constitutional Law or on case law concerning human rights or the rights of all the faithful; and interviews that allow for a more dynamic understanding of an author’s thought.
Complete works of Professor Javier Hervada
The Martín de Azpilcueta Institute of the University's School of Canon Law has published the complete works of Professor Javier Hervada in a digital version. This is the first document in the collection "Obras Completas de Autores" of the School de Derecho Canónico. It has been edited by Professor Jorge Miras and is the only original document containing the authoritative list of the author's complete canonical works.
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