Law And History Review SCIE SSCI

The Law and History Review (LHR) is a leading legal history magazine in the United States, covering issues in American, European, and ancient legal history. This journal aims to further study the fields of legal social history and legal thought and institutional history. LHR is characterized by articles, essays, international authoritative reviews, and reviews of important books in legal history. As a leading legal history journal in the United States, Law And History Review plays an important role in promoting the development of the discipline of legal history. It covers legal history research in the United States, Europe, and other regions, providing an important platform for scholars to showcase and exchange research results.

The research content of this magazine is extensive and in-depth, covering multiple aspects such as the origin and evolution of legal systems, changes in legal thought, and historical investigations of legal practice. It not only focuses on specific legal events and cases, but also delves into the interrelationships between law, society, politics, culture, and other fields, providing readers with rich academic resources and profound historical insights.