The International Review of Contemporary Law is the legal journal published by IADL.
IADL International Review of Contemporary Law: Editorial Policy
The IADL International Review of Contemporary Law (IADL Review) is an online journal published three to four times a year by the International Association of Democratic Lawyers (IADL). A majority of the Editorial Board members participating in an IADL Review meeting decides on article acceptance. The IADL Editorial Board collectively decides on article acceptance. Authors are not included in Editorial Board communications. Authors must follow academic rules, and articles should not exceed 5,000 words. A short biography and an abstract should accompany the article, and submissions must be sent to review@iadllaw.net.
Publication is not guaranteed, and the Editorial Board may request revisions in line with IADL’s aims and principles. The Board reserves the right to refuse publication if requested changes are not made. All articles published in the IADL Review reflect the position of their author and not necessarily the position of the journal, or of the IADL.
For a full understanding of the IADL Review’s rules and principles, please refer to the complete Editorial Policy, which is available for consultation here.
Editorial Board:
Evelyn Dürmayer (Editor-in-Chief)
Miguel Almeida Tibor Bajnovič
Yasmine Bennamani Robert Charvin
Jan Fermon Kathy Johnson
Charlotte Kates Joe Latimer
Dinorah la Luz Jeanne Mirer
Sabah al Mukhtar Osamu Niikura
Walid Okais Şerife Ceren Uysal
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