Submission deadlines: The journal`s call for papers runs on an ongoing basis until February 15, 2022. Manuscripts received subsequently will be considered for issue II Orientation IThème: Anything within the broad contours of contemporary legal issues or questions relating to arbitration or international law is maintained and accepted. Benefits of publishing your work with IJLSA:a. His manuscript will be published in an ISBN volume and a journal. You are entitled to a certificate of publication. Your submission will be presented to our growing audience on social media. You will have the opportunity to write an article for our blog. The aim of this review is to provide a compilation of scientific works on law and arbitration with a recognised ISBN registered in the UK [ISBN 978-1-5272-8536-1]. The Naval War College has counted giants of international law among its professors, all of whom have contributed to the study of international law. These include luminaries such as John Bassett Moore, the first U.S. judge of the Permanent Court of International Justice; Manley O. Hudson, member of the Permanent Court of Arbitration, judge of the Permanent Court of International Justice, President of the American Society of International Law and First Chairman of the International Law Commission; the famous legal theorist and author of the Austrian Constitution of 1920, Professor Hans Kelsen; Professor Howard S.
Levie, author of the Korean War Armistice; Professor Leslie Green, original author of the Canadian Forces Handbook on the Law of Armed Conflict; and Professor Yoram Dinstein, former president of Tel Aviv University. All of them, and many others, who have influenced the content and direction of the development of international law for more than a century, have contributed to the study of international law. Long articles (4500-8000 words*): The article should be a comprehensive analysis of a current issue in law or arbitration and should contain references to a number of sources and contributions. ILS is an open access journal. Users have the right to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search or link to the full text of articles in this journal and use them for any other lawful purpose. The authors retain the copyright and publication rights to the articles submitted to this journal and grant the journal the right to distribute these articles under the terms of the CC-BY-NC-SA license. Time restrictions for submission: The journal`s call for papers runs on an ongoing basis until February 15, 2022. Manuscripts obtained later would be considered for Volume I Edition II. All articles are reviewed by experts in the field before an article is published in the journal to ensure its quality. Our main task and objective is to provide followers of the legal profession or those who have come into contact with the field by chance or as a result of an acquired taste with the most recent, objectively verified and authentic information and articles related to the study of law and arbitration. It is an attempt to advance the goal of disseminating and disseminating knowledge about relevant developments and to include, but is not limited to, ensuring a reliable forum for students of the legal discipline to support their preparation and reference.
We are also committed to generating interest in fascinating areas of the legal discipline. The African Journal of Legal Studies (AJLS) is an interdisciplinary journal published by Brill and the Center for International Law and Policy in Africa. The aim of this review is to provide a compilation of scientific works on law and arbitration with a recognised ISBN registered in the UK [ISBN 978-1-5272-8536-1]. This review can be expected to include an extensive repertoire and compilation of contributions ranging from various nuanced subtleties of the explained legal discipline to research on the nature and functioning of adjudicative institutions. This journal can be used as a tool to support legal studies or simply to obtain information about the mysterious intricacies of the legal discipline. c. Your submission will be presented to our growing social media audience and may make itself known on legal portals such as Bar & Bench, Latest laws, LLBmania, etc. The World Arbitration and Mediation Review (WAMR) provides its readers with an in-depth assessment of current developments in the global regulation and practice of arbitration and mediation.
WAMR addresses both international and national aspects of arbitration and mediation through scientific and practical articles, commentaries, notes and other sources. Florida International University College of Law hosts WAMR and provides editorial support. International Law Studies (ILS) is a peer-reviewed journal. It was first published in 1895 and is the oldest journal of international law in the United States. FIU Law Review is the flagship law journal of the Florida International University College of Law. The FIU Law Journal is published annually and publishes open submissions with symposia-based papers in a combination of up to four issues per volume. Information on FIU Law Review, membership and donations is available in the FIU Law Journal`s open access online journal. Main subject: Only exhibits that are contained in the outline of contemporary legal issues or those relating to arbitration or international law are accepted. Editorial board and core team with members from different parts of the world gaining an international perspective on legal issues.
Free access to content published in the journal. Book Reviews (1500-3000 words*): The review should be a clean presentation of a recently published book on a legal or arbitration issue, including the topics examined and the author`s related arguments. Since its founding in 1884, the U.S. Naval War College has played an influential role worldwide in the study and formulation of international law. The issue has long been at the center of training senior military officers and other senior government officials from around the world at the Naval War College. It was one of the three areas of study in the college`s original charter, and its first civilian professor, James R. Soley, was a lecturer in international law. The purpose of this invitation is to launch a call for manuscripts for the IJLSA journal BAND 1 Heft II, the details of which will then be listed as follows:General information a.
His manuscript will be published in an upcoming prestigious journal with an ISBN registered in the UK [ISBN 978-1-5272-8536-1]. His manuscript will be published in an ISBN volume and a journal. Once selected, your article will go through a two-step editorial process and IJLSA may contact you for clarifications/changes. Format guidelines:1. All submitted articles/book reviews must be entered in Times New Roman font with font size 12, line spacing 1.5′; 2. Footnotes cited in the manuscript should be inscribed in Times New Roman font size 10, line spacing 1′; 3. Although the OSCOLA citation style (4th edition) is preferred, any citation style is accepted as long as it is consistent.4. All long and short articles must include an abstract.
Submission Process: All submissions must be submitted via this link: forms.gle/2Sf68xjauDS66Vha7. Submissions sent by any other means will not be accepted. Among the first presidents was Rear Admiral Charles H. Stockton. Stockton was appointed director of the War College in 1894 and president in 1898, and developed a series of lectures on naval warfare that led to the publication of the first Situations of International Law in 1895, the forerunner of today`s international law studies. As president, he authored the first U.S. Code of Naval Law. The maintenance of its contemporary successor, the Commander`s Manual and the Law of Naval Operations, remains the responsibility of the Stockton Center for International Law of the Naval War College.
Stockton represented the United States at the London Naval Conference in 1908 with Professor George Grafton Wilson of Harvard University. After his retirement, he became president of George Washington University, where the law school building is named Stockton Hall in his honor. 4. All long and short articles must include an abstract. b. You are entitled to a certificate of publication. Case Commentary (1500-3000 words*): The commentary should be an analysis of a recent judgment showing its relevance in the light of legal developments, the opinions expressed in the judgment and the author`s opinion(s). About the International Journal for Legal Studies and Arbitration (IJLSA) After submission, you will receive notification within 7-10 business days if your manuscript/thesis has passed the pre-examination process. Submissions sent by other means will not be accepted. The IJLSA invites authors to submit manuscripts in the defined categories: d. You will have the opportunity to write an article for our blog.
The word limit contains footnotes and an abstract. The stated word limit may be relaxed up to 10% at the discretion of the publishers. All submissions must be submitted via this link: forms.gle/2Sf68xjauDS66Vha7. Submissions sent by other means will not be accepted. You can also contribute to our blog: www.ijlsa.com/blog We solemnly hope that you will respond to this call for submissions of your authentic manuscripts. It is at the discretion of the author to register for more than one category and there is no limit to the number of submissions.