The International Review of Roman Law was created in 2008 under the auspices of the Ibero-American Association of Roman Law and the University of Castilla-La Mancha, thanks to the initiative, work and selfless dedication of Professor of Roman Law Dr. Gustavo Raúl de las Heras Sánchez for more than 14 years, who has been in charge of directing and publishing the journal up to and including issue 27. The entire trajectory of this first phase of the journal can be consulted in RIDROM.
The aim of the journal is to disseminate the results of research in the field of Roman Law and its reception. It was born and continues with the vocation of overcoming any geographical frontiers and is open to all individuals and institutions with the same aim in mind. It will also disseminate the activities of the Ibero-American Association and any news and information of interest to the Roman community.
In the new phase that begins with issue 28 (2022), the aim is to improve a series of formal aspects that will lead to an increase in the journal's inclusion in international databases and an improvement in the classification of those already existing, with the invaluable help of the Publications Service of the University of Oviedo, hosted on the REUNIDO platform of the University of Oviedo: RIDROM.SERIE II
RIDROM is a scientific journal published every six months in electronic format, open access and free of charge (Open Access Journal).
