JCLC was founded in 1909 by Dean John Henry Wigmore and has become the preeminent journal in its field. JCLC contains articles on such topics as white-collar crime, constitutional questions, international law, evidence, jurisdiction, and securities regulation. First issued in 1897, it is one of the oldest scholarly journals in America and is among the most prestigious journals in the fields it covers. The University of Illinois Press handles subscription and membership services for the Journal of Symbolic Logic . It publishes over 1300 pages each year of scholarly work, reviews of books and articles, and abstracts of contributed papers from the meetings of the Association.
All subscribers receive the quarterly Bulletin of Symbolic Logic .
Prices of earlier vols. All subscribers receive the quarterly Bulletin of Symbolic Logic . It features articles on a broad range of subjects, including American, English, European, and ancient legal history. Each issue includes essays, commentaries, and book reviews on subjects of legal historical interest by international authorities in the field. Issued three times a year.