DIPr Digital is an independent scholarly portal devoted to private international law and digital transformation. It provides research and critical analysis of the legal challenges arising from cross-border private relationships in digital environments.
Its thematic areas include digital identity, legal capacity and personal status, artificial intelligence, international contracts and digital platforms, digital assets and property, international succession and digital estates, jurisdiction and judicial protection, and electronic evidence and cross-border judicial cooperation.
The portal publishes doctrinal studies, case comments, analyses of legislation and international instruments, and contributions to scholarly debate. Each contribution identifies its author, publication date and sources.
Scientific direction
DIPr Digital was founded by Antonio Merchán Murillo, Associate Professor of Private International Law at the University of Cádiz, Spain, who serves as its scientific director.
Editorial review considers thematic relevance, originality, the strength of the legal argument and the accuracy of references. The portal welcomes contributions from researchers and practitioners across jurisdictions.
Contributing
Proposals are welcome in Spanish and English. They should identify a specific legal issue and explain the contribution’s intended argument.
Please include your name, affiliation, proposed contribution type and a brief outline. Proposals and enquiries may be submitted through the contact page.
Further submission information is available on the contributions page in Spanish.
