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Journal of European Integration History

Zeitschrift für die Geschichte der Europäischen Integration

About

The Journal of European Integration History provides a forum for research on the European integration process in all its aspects: political, military, economic, technological, social, and cultural. It publishes contributions focusing on specific forms and projects of European integration since 1945. It also publishes articles on the precursors and preparations of post-1945 European integration. The journal is published twice a year. There are themed as well as “open” issues; in addition, reviews of new publications are included in each issue. The journal brings together an international group of scholars; texts are published in English, French or German.

The JEIH is aimed at history, the social sciences and all interested in the history of European integration

Since 2013, the journal has been included in Scopus.

ISSN Print 0947-9511
ISSN Online 2942-321X
Published semi-annually

Editors

Historiker-Verbindungsgruppe bei der Europäischen Kommission

European Union Liaison Committee of Historians

Groupe de liaison des professeurs d’histoire contemporaine auprès de la Commission européenne

Academic Board

Dr. Charles Barthel
Archives Nationales de Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Prof. Gérard Bossuat
CY Cergy Paris Université, France
Prof. Elena Calandri
Università degli Studi di Padova, Italiy
Prof. Alice Cunha
NOVA University of Lisbon, Portugal
Prof. Vincent Dujardin
UCLouvain, Belgium
Prof. Michel Dumoulin
UCLouvain, Belgium
Prof. Michael Gehler
Stiftung Universität Hildesheim, Germany
Prof. Fernando Guirao
Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain
Prof. Johnny Laursen
Aarhus University, Denmark
Prof. Wilfried Loth
Universität Duisburg-Essen, Germany
Prof. Piers Ludlow
London School of Economics, London, UK
Prof. Nicolae Păun
Bogdan Voda University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Prof. Kiran Klaus Patel
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Germany
Dr. Dieter Schlenker
Director, Historical Archives of the European Union, Florenz, Italy
Prof. Sylvain Schirmann
Université de Strasbourg, France
Prof. Jan Van der Hast
University of Groningen, Netherlands
Prof. Antonio Varsori
Università degli Studi di Padova, Italy
Prof. Laurent Warlouzet
Sorbonne Université, Paris, France

Editorial Office

Charles Barthel (V.i.S.d.P.)

Redaktionsanschrift:
Charles Barthel (V.i.S.d.P.)
Centre d’études et de recherches européennes Robert Schuman
4 Rue Jules Wilhelm
2728 Luxembourg
Luxembourg

Telefon: +352 / 24 78 22 90

Authors wishing to submit a piece to the journal, should send it to Charles.Barthel@pt.lu

Manuscripts are accepted in English, French and German and should not exceed 55,000 characters all including.

Special Editions

2017 – Peoples and Borders

Publishing Open Access

JEIH is not an open access journal. However, it is possible to publish individual articles in the journal open access by making the digital version freely available under a Creative Commons license chosen by the respective author(s). The publisher requires a fee to cover the publication costs (Article Processing Charge – APC) in the amount of 1,990.00 EUR (plus VAT). Many scientific institutions and science funding bodies provide corresponding funds for the publication of research results.

Are you interested in this option? Talk to your editorial office or contact open-access@nomos.de!

Review Process

Authors wishing to submit a piece to the journal, should send it to Charles.Barthel@pt.lu

Manuscripts are accepted in English, French and German and should not exceed 55,000 characters all including.

Reviews for the JEIH are each conducted by two members of the Groupe de Liaison. These reviewers are specialists in European integration history and university professors, most of whom hold a Jean Monnet chair.

If articles are submitted that address specific, unusual topics which the members of our editorial staff know little about, external experts will be asked to review them. The review takes the form of a ‘double-blind’ process, which means the peer reviewers do not know who the author is, and the author does not find out who has conducted the review of their work. Subsequent to the review, our secretarial office will compile an anonymous summary of the reviewers’ comments, which will then be forwarded to the author. If the reviewers’ evaluations differ, the editor’s secretarial office will select a third reviewer from either within or outside the Groupe de Liaison.

There are basically three possible review outcomes:

a) the manuscript is accepted (with or without changes being suggested/corrections);

b) the manuscript is accepted conditionally, i.e. the author must revise it according to the peer reviewers’ comments;

c) the manuscript is rejected (for example, in the case of plagiarism).