The European Law Journal is an academic journal dedicated to the study of European integration through law, encompassing various dimensions from politics and economics to history, philosophy, society, and culture. The journal employs a post-critical methodology that not only offers new perspectives on existing issues but also encourages scholars to transcend traditional thinking patterns and explore and construct new theoretical frameworks.

The application of this methodology allows the journal to delve into the complexities and diversities of the European integration process, including the coordination of legal systems, resolution of legal conflicts between member states, and the role of law in shaping European social identity and values. The journal promotes interdisciplinary research to foster the integration of knowledge from different fields, providing a more comprehensive perspective for addressing legal issues in European integration.