Who We Are

Nullius is more than just an academic journal; it is a meeting point for critical thinking, innovation, and transformative debate in the legal sciences. Supported by the Universidad Técnica de Manabí, our publication promotes research that addresses social, political, and legal challenges in Ecuador and Latin America, offering an integrative and contemporary perspective.

Each semester, Nullius opens its pages to diverse voices—researchers, educators, students, and professionals—and ensures the highest scientific quality through a rigorous double-blind peer-review process. This commitment to academic excellence and originality allows our articles not only to advance knowledge, but also to inspire meaningful change in society.

By publishing in Nullius, authors find a prestigious and dynamic platform that raises the visibility of impactful research, ensures the international dissemination of their contributions, and fosters open dialogue among the various branches of law and the humanities. We invite readers and writers passionate about critical thinking and social engagement to become active members of our academic community.

Mission

Our mission is to democratize legal knowledge through the free and open dissemination of original, critical, and rigorous research about law in Ecuador and Latin America. We are committed to strengthening intellectual debate and fostering the development of a pluralistic, inclusive academic community dedicated to social transformation and justice.

Vision

We aspire to consolidate our position as an international reference point for critical reflection on the law, becoming a relevant platform for interdisciplinary dialogue, innovative thinking, and the collective construction of accessible legal knowledge for the entire academic, professional, and social community. Nullius seeks to be a space where diverse perspectives and approaches converge, enriching and transforming legal thought while promoting open access, plurality, and excellence in academic production.

Our Commitment: The Democratization of Knowledge

We firmly believe that knowledge is a common good and a fundamental right. Therefore, Nullius is published under a full open-access policy, eliminating economic and geographical barriers to ensure that high-quality legal research is universally accessible and free of charge. Our goal is to build an inclusive intellectual community where knowledge circulates freely and serves as a tool for social development.