The European Journal of Risk Regulation (EJRR) is a leading scholarly publication dedicated to the in-depth analysis of risk regulation within the European Union and beyond. EJRR serves as a crucial forum for academics, policymakers, and practitioners to explore the legal, economic, and political dimensions of risk governance. The journal focuses on regulatory strategies designed to manage risks across various sectors, including environmental protection, public health, financial stability, and technological innovation.
EJRR provides rigorous analysis of EU risk regulation, examining the effectiveness, efficiency, and legitimacy of different regulatory approaches. Key themes include the precautionary principle, risk assessment methodologies, and the role of expert knowledge in policymaking. The journal publishes original articles, case studies, and reviews that offer insights into the challenges and opportunities of regulating risk in a complex and interconnected world. Indexed in databases such as Scopus and HeinOnline, EJRR is an essential resource for those interested in risk governance.
By facilitating dialogue and critical analysis, EJRR contributes to the development of more effective and socially responsible risk regulation policies. Researchers and practitioners are encouraged to submit their work, contributing to the advancement of this important field.