European Review#
Academia Europaea are delighted to announce that European Review
, the journal of Academia Europaea, is now a fully open access journal and content published from January 2025 is freely available to read online. This means that from now on, all current and future European Review issues will be fully open access.
Open access brings many benefits, here are a few:#
- WIDER reach
- GREATER downloads
- MORE citations
Attention: Academy members still need to log in to read/download past articles from non Open Access issues and the archive!#
To read/download past articles, please identify at the Academy website using your Academy login details and click on the European Review icon on the left to access the past issues of the journal.
About the journal#
The European Review is a fully peer reviewed scholarly journal sponsored by Academia Europaea. In today's publishing landscape it is unique as - just like AE - it covers all disciplines. In addition to six regular issues per year, the European Review publishes Foci and Supplementary issues on hot topics.
Academia Europaea has published the 'European Review' (ER) since 1993 on behalf of members and in conjunction with the Cambridge University Press (Since 1998). The European Review is published six times per year. It is a fully peer reviewed international journal.
Editor-in-Chief: Professor Alban Kellerbauer.
ISSN: 1062-7987.
Submissions#
European Review particularly welcomes submissions from AE members active in all disciplines. More information, including author instructions, can be found on the journal website.
Access#
- Online access from January 2025: As of January 2025, members of the Academia Europaea have full online access to the European Review
- Online access to past issues (1993 - 2025): All former issues are available free of charge for members, some older issues are only available in pdf. To access the archive editions, identify at this site and click on the "Back Issues" button.
If you have lost your password, see the login instructions.
- Hard copies: To order hard copy by post, members must download and complete order form
and send it back to CUP. Hard copy costs 20 pounds Sterling per volume per year (four issues per volume).
Editorial Board#
Editorial control is in the hands of an independent board. The European Review publishes articles and reviews that will be of broad interest to an intellectual readership, world-wide. Contributions come from academics, professionals and those in public life and address multi, and interdisciplinary issues across the sciences arts, humanities and Letters. The Review provides the AE with a vehicle for publication of articles from sponsored conferences and workshops. The editorial board invites specific contributions and reviews from leading opinion formers world-wide. The review has become available fully on-line from CUP.
If members are interested in
- acting as peer reviewers
- becoming a members of an editorial panel
- submitting proposals for articles or a Focus issue
- submitting a book review etc.
.
History of European Review#
The European Review was established in 1993, only a few years after Academia Europaea. In 2023 the Academy celebrated the journal's 30th anniversary. On this occasion, a festive event was organised in Cambridge. In addition to celebrating the journal, keynote speeches and panel discussions on topics concerning the past, present and future of scholarly publishing were featured.
- Watch the 2-minute highlights video, photo gallery and session recordings and a unique anniversary collection of articles to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the European Review, published by Cambridge University Press.
- 30 articles for 30 years of the European Review: read a unique anniversary collection of articles to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Academia Europaea’s journal, European Review. The free-to-access collection is compiled from the first 30 volumes of the European Review. The collection covers 30 of the most popular articles stemming from 1993 to 2023, showcasing the Academy’s focus on interdisciplinarity.
