The European Constitutional Law Review is an academic journal dedicated to the study of European constitutional law, providing a platform for scholars, legal professionals, politicians, and all readers interested in the development of the European Constitution to explore in depth. It covers constitutional doctrine, theoretical analysis, practical cases, and related book reviews, providing readers with a comprehensive window to understand the dynamics of European constitutional law.

The content of the magazine not only includes the interpretation and analysis of current constitutional provisions, but also covers the historical background, evolution process, and legal issues related to European integration of the constitution. The journal encourages interdisciplinary research methods, combining constitutional law with other disciplines such as political science, history, sociology, etc., to promote a deeper understanding of the European Constitution. Special attention is also paid to the case law of the European Court of Justice, which helps readers understand the application of the European Constitution in practical judicial processes through case studies. These case studies not only have guiding significance for legal professionals, but also provide empirical basis for academic research.