The International Review of Criminal Law is the main medium of communication and the production of essential scientific of the International Association of Penal LawIt contributes to the development of ideas, knowledge and practices in the field of criminal sciences. Combining international perspectives and comparative, the RIDP covers the general theory and the philosophy of criminal law, criminal law-general, criminal law specialist, criminal procedure and international criminal law. One of the editions is dedicated to the activities of the traditional scientific Association and the link with the annual conference of the AIDP, a world conference or, every five years, the International Congress of Penal Law. The symposia are the subject of final reports and resolutions that are grouped together in a single number.
Throughout these five years, the production essential of the Association are, therefore, systematically published in the form of thematic issues of the Journal bearing on a single subject.
The other edition is usually devoted to a scientific theme specific, chosen by the Scientific Committee, but without connection with the organization of traditional conferences or the Congress. Animated by the ISISC and the Network of the AIDP for the criminal justice, seminars, specialized small-scale allow to invite experts who have the opportunity to present high-quality contributions, published then in the form of a number of the RIDP. By doing this, the Association strives to contribute to the scientific quality of the criminal issues important discussion and debate, even beyond its traditional activities of organisation of conferences or congress.
It is by organising a peer review and giving academics and experts on the role of scientific supervisors of the writing than fulfills the primary objective of a guarantee of scientific excellence. Considering English as the lingua franca of science, RIDP will be published mainly in English from If you do not have the status of a member, and would like to purchase or have access to the RIDP, click here site CAIRN.
