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The Journal of Orthodox Canon Law, published by the Center for Mission and Nomocanonical Studies, Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, is a peer-reviewed open-access academic journal that explores the development of Orthodox Canon Law across history and contemporary contexts.

This journal seeks to promote scholarly research, dialogue, and understanding within the fields of Orthodox Christian theology, ecclesiology, and legal practices. With an interdisciplinary approach, the Journal of Orthodox Canon Law covers a wide range of topics, such as the historical development of canon law, the relationship between Church and State, the interpretation and application of canons, and the role of canon law in the life of Orthodox Christian communities.

Additionally, the journal addresses issues related to mission, evangelization, and the interplay of canonical practices with secular legal systems. Our contributors include theologians, canonists, legal scholars, clergy, and historians from around the world, offering diverse perspectives and a wealth of expertise. By fostering a space for thoughtful, rigorous analysis, the Journal of Orthodox Canon Law aims to advance knowledge, promote ecumenical understanding, and contribute to the ongoing development of Orthodox Christian jurisprudence.

The journal welcomes submissions in the form of original research articles, case studies, book reviews, and conference proceedings, as well as contributions to ongoing debates on contemporary challenges and opportunities facing Orthodox Canon Law.

Our commitment to open access ensures that the journal's content is available to scholars, students, and interested readers across the globe.