Professor Paul J. du Plessis is editor for the newly established Edinburgh Studies in Roman Law series

Professor Paul J. du Plessis, Professor of Roman Law and Director of the Centre for Legal History, is a series editor of the newly established Edinburgh Studies in Roman Law. Joining Professor du Plessis as editors are Dr Peter Candy, University of Cambridge and Professor Anna Tarwacka, Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw.

The publication is designed to be a focal point for publishing Roman law scholarship in English. Building on an increasing interest in studying Roman law in the Anglophone world, this series will provide a natural home for scholarly publications on Roman law produced in the English language. The series focuses on the field of Roman law including public, private and criminal law, and dogmatic, historical and philosophical approaches.

The editorial board:

• Dr Lorena Atzeri, University of Milan
• Professor Ulrike Babusiaux, University of Zurich
• Professor Tomasso Beggio, University of Trento
• Dr Valeria Dančiaková, Comenius University in Bratislava
• Professor Margarita Fuenteseca, University of Vigo
• Professor Maciej Jonca, University of Łomza
• Professor Philipp Scheibelreiter, University of Vienna

Interested in writing for Edinburgh Studies in Roman Law

The team value high-quality research written by academics at any stage of their careers and are keen to make the work of early-career researchers available to a broad audience. The editors will work with early-to mid-career scholars to develop their books.

The series will publish monographs, edited collections, and critical editions of primary sources on Roman law. It will cover all areas of Roman law, including criminal, public and private law.

Are you working on a project that would fit in this series?

Find out how to submit your book proposal

For more information on the series, contact the series editors Paul J. du Plessis, Peter Candy and Anna Tarwacka.

To submit a book proposal, get in touch with Edinburgh University Press Commissioning Editor Laura Quinn.