Avv. Kaoutar Badrane
Lawyer
Bassano del Grappa · Italy
Journal · AGAMI Research Center
AGAMI Journal
Legal Dialogue between Europe, Africa and the Mediterranean
The Italian Journal of Euro-African and Mediterranean Legal Studies
The scholarly journal of AGAMI Research Center: comparative law, international cooperation and fundamental rights across Europe, Africa and the Mediterranean.
The journal
The scientific space for Euro-African and Mediterranean dialogue
AGAMI studies legal relations between Europe, Africa and the Mediterranean, with particular attention to the Italy-Morocco axis and to transnational families: AGAMI Journal is the scientific space for this dialogue.
A scientific journal devoted to comparative law, international cooperation, fundamental rights and legal relations among Europe, Africa and the Mediterranean. Promoted by AGAMI Research Center, it was created with the aim of establishing a stable space for exchange among academics, professionals, judges, researchers and institutions belonging to different legal traditions.
AGAMI Journal aspires to become the first Italian legal journal entirely devoted to the dialogue among Europe, Africa and the Mediterranean, with particular attention to the legal relations between Europe and Africa and to the transformations of law in the contemporary Mediterranean, in a field that to date lacks a publication built on this axis.
AGAMI Journal has an International Scientific Committee and adopts a double-blind peer review system. The journal is intended for ISSN registration and will be published in digital Open Access format.
AGAMI Journal
Call for Papers open
The Call for Papers for the first issue (2026), devoted to the theme “Legal Dialogue between Europe, Africa and the Mediterranean”, is now open. Scholars, professionals, judges and researchers are invited to submit contributions in Italian, French or English: the thematic strands, the editorial guidelines and the deadlines are set out in the call.
- AGAMI Journal no. 1/2026 «Legal Dialogue between Europe, Africa and the Mediterranean» Call for Papers open
Document available in Italian.
Governance
Editorship and editorial governance
Avv. Kaoutar Badrane
President of AGAMI APS and Director of AGAMI Research Center.
Intended to include scholars from Morocco, Tunisia, France, Spain and sub-Saharan Africa.
The journal draws on AGAMI's International Scientific Committee, which guarantees its scientific direction and the quality of its contributions.
International Scientific Committee 16
Avv. Giuliana Scrocca
Lawyer
Foro di Roma · Italy
Avv. Silvia Silvestri
Lawyer
Italy
Avv. Sonia Sommacal
Lawyer
Foro di Belluno · Italy
Avv. Maria Zappia
Lawyer
Curinga · Italy
Avv. Anna Polifroni
Lawyer
Foro di Belluno · Italy
Adv. Anna Karsznia
Lawyer
Poland / Italy
Dott.ssa Alessia Micoli
Psychologist, forensic criminologist
Latina · Italy
Avv. Csilla Rostás
Lawyer
Germany / Hungary
Ana Clara Rivero, LL.M.
Doctor
Universidad de Buenos Aires · LL.M. University of Notre Dame
Argentina / USA
Dott.ssa Doha Badrane
Physician / acupuncturist
Bassano del Grappa · Italy
Dott.ssa Sabrina Crapella
Psychologist
Bassano del Grappa · Italy
Dott.ssa Semina Demiri
Chartered accountant
Bassano del Grappa · Italy
Ab. Jessica Balasso
Lawyer
Spain / Italy
Prof.ssa Giulia Zacchia
University professor
Sapienza Università di Roma · Minerva Lab
Italy
Dott.ssa Rajaa Saardi
Head of Communication, Events and Public Relations
Italy
Editorial line and policies
A scientific, open and international journal
- Frequency
- Annual for the first two years; thereafter, prospectively, semi-annual.
- Peer review
- Double-blind peer review.
- Open Access
- Open access, in digital format.
- ISSN code
- Intended for registration.
- Permanent section
- “Euro-African and Mediterranean Observatory”: judgments, legislative reforms, international agreements and reports.
- Languages
- Contributions in Italian, French and English.
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