AIDP's new publication strategy
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At the Board of Directors meeting this June, a new publication strategy for the AIDP was adopted. The International Review of Penal Law is and will continue to be the primary medium and core scientific product of the International Association of Penal Law (AIDP). One issue a year is dedicated to the Association’s traditional scientific activities and links into an annual AIDP conference, a world conference or, every five years, the International Congress of Penal Law. The other issue will usually be dedicated to a single, topical scientific theme, chosen by the Scientific Committee, but disconnected from the organisation of the traditional conferences or the Congress.
For AIDP to maintain close relations with the national and regional groups, the newly established RIDP libri series will be used as a vehicle allowing books to be published under the AIDP flag. In addition, there is a flexible publication vehicle, eRIDP (formerly referred to as the electronic Review of the IAPL). The Nouvelles Etudes Pénales (NEP) is discontinued.
For more information -- including on the governing bodies created in the new publication strategy -- please confer to the publication section of this website.