RIDP – Revue Internationale de Droit Pénal | The International Review of Penal Law
is the primary medium and the core scientific product of the AIDP – Association Internationale de Droit Pénal | The International Association of Penal Law. This peer-reviewed journal seeks to contribute to the development of ideas, knowledge and practices in the field of penal sciences. Combining international and comparative perspectives, the RIDP covers general theory and penal philosophy, general penal law, special penal law, criminal procedure and international penal law. The RIDP is published twice a year. At least one issue a year is dedicated to the Association’s traditional scientific activities and is linked to an annual AIDP conference, a world conference or, every five years, the International Congress of Penal Law. The other issue will occasionally be dedicated to a single, topical scientific theme, chosen by the Scientific Committee of the Association. For both issues, submissions will be made upon invite.

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AIDP – Association Internationale de Droit Pénal | The International Association of Penal Law
is the oldest association of specialists in penal law in the world. Since 1924, it is dedicated to the scientific study of criminal law and covers:

1. criminal policy and codification of penal law,
2. comparative criminal law,
3. international criminal law (incl. specialization in international criminal justice) and
4. human rights in the administration of criminal justice.