Since 2026, as part of our publishing activity, the “Quaderni di IgiTo” book series has also been active.
The Book Series
The Series was created with the aim of promoting research and the dissemination of legal culture, offering a space for reflection on the main themes of the legal experience, in its theoretical, historical, comparative, and applied dimensions.
While maintaining legal research as a central and defining element, the Series aims to enhance an open and dynamic conception of legal research, fostering dialogue with other human and social sciences and, more generally, with the various fields of knowledge that contribute to the understanding of legally relevant phenomena.
The Series welcomes monographs, collective studies, collections of essays, conference proceedings, and other scientific works that, due to their originality and relevance, contribute to the development of reflection on topics of scientific importance. Works of a theoretical and dogmatic, historical, comparative, and interdisciplinary nature may be submitted. The Series is open to contributions from scholars and researchers of diverse academic and cultural traditions and aims to foster, including through a plurality of publication languages, dialogue between different legal and scientific experiences.
Editorial Board and Scientific Committee
Riccardo Perona (Director)
Lécia Jandira António Vicente (Washburn University, USA)
Maria José Cazorla González (Universidad de Almería, Spain)
Manuel Ignacio Feliu Rey (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain)
Kozue Kashiwazaki (Department of Comparative Culture, Kanto Gakuin University, Japan)
Rodrigo Míguez Núñez (Università del Piemonte Orientale, Italy)
Lucia Ruggeri (Università di Camerino, Italy)
Sara Zuccarino (Università degli Studi di Cassino e del Lazio Meridionale, Italy)
Eduardo Andrés Velandia Canosa (Universidad La Gran Colombia, Colombia)
Editorial Policy
Works submitted for publication in the Series are subjected to an anonymous scientific evaluation procedure (double-blind peer review), aimed at ensuring the originality, scientific quality, and relevance of the published contributions.
Authors may submit their work to the Series Directorate, which conducts an initial evaluation of the work, verifying its eligibility against the objectives and scientific scope of the Series. If the preliminary evaluation is positive, the manuscript is sent anonymously to two independent reviewers, chosen for their expertise in the topic addressed.
Each reviewer provides a reasoned assessment, which may result in one of the following evaluations: acceptance for publication; acceptance subject to revisions or additions; rejection.
Publication is authorized upon receiving two favorable evaluations. If the reviewers’ opinions differ, the Directorate may send the manuscript to a third reviewer, whose opinion will be acquired for the final decision.
Taking into account the scientific quality of the work and the recognized authority of the Author, the Series Directorate may, in exceptional and adequately justified cases, provide for evaluation methods other than the standard procedure, reserving the right to publish works by scholars of clear renown.
Once the scientific evaluation is successfully concluded, the manuscript undergoes final editorial review to ensure compliance with the drafting guidelines and editorial standards of the Series before publication.
Editorial Guidelines
Regarding editorial and bibliographic aspects, the Series adopts the Editorial Regulations set for monographs published outside the Series, to which reference is made for the general rules governing the presentation and composition of texts.
Regarding bibliographic citations, the Regulations follow the APA style. However, for works published in the Series, a specific citation method applies in the body of the text: bibliographic references, instead of being enclosed in parentheses, are placed in footnotes using the short format:
R. Perona (2026), p. 10.
Footnotes may also be explanatory.
The final bibliography fully retains the APA criteria and style provided by the Editorial Regulations.