About the library
The library
ACTA Digital Library is the search and browse interface for the twelve Acta law journals of Standard Law Academic. It brings the titles, abbreviations and subject areas together in one place, and links each title to its own journal site at acta.lawsc.org.
The library keeps the journal-level record. Each journal maintains its own articles, issues and editorial pages on its own site.
The collection
Twelve titles in four subject groups. The collection covers private law, public law, theory and history, and the economic, technological and social settings of law. The full directory gives each title's abbreviation, subject area and access note.
- Acta Juris CriminalisAJC
- Acta Juris CivilisAJCIV
- Acta Juris AdministrativiAJA
- Acta Juris ProcessualisAJP
- Acta Juris TheoreticiAJT
- Acta Juris HistoriciAJH
- Acta Juris MercatoriiAJM
- Acta Juris OeconomiciAJO
- Acta Juris Proprietatis IntellectualisAJPI
- Acta Juris GentiumAJG
- Acta Juris et TechnologiaeAJET
- Acta Juris SocialisAJS
Coverage
The library keeps the journal-level record: Latin title, abbreviation, subject area and the route to the journal. Journal contents and article records are maintained by each journal on its own site.
Access
Every title in the collection is open access and online, with no APC. Each record states the journal-level access position. Terms for individual articles are shown on the journal's own site.
All twelve titles: open access · online · no APC.
Using the site
Search and Journals are the two main routes into the collection. Help explains fields, filters and search history.
Every page is available in English and Simplified Chinese. The language switch in the header keeps your place.
Accessibility
The interface can be operated by keyboard, keeps a visible focus indicator, and does not rely on colour alone. Text is set in the system sans-serif, the layout reflows on small screens, and the site follows the system's reduced-motion preference.
The society
Standard Law Academic is the society for the Acta journals. Its work is described at lawsc.org.
Contact
For questions about a particular title, open its record and follow the link to the journal. For the society, visit lawsc.org.