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The Buffalo Environmental Law Journal’s inaugural issue hit the presses in the Spring of 1993 and was originally chartered as a specialty journal focusing on environmental problems affecting the Great Lakes region of the United States and Canada. In the intervening years, BELJ has diversified its coverage to include general environmental issues ranging from local land use to comprehensive federal statutes and litigation.
The Journal’s goal is to provide a widely-read and valuable tool for the legal profession with interesting and on-point articles and with accurate and up-to-date comparative information about the most recent publications surrounding environmental law.
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The Buffalo Public Interest Law Journal is a yearly publication dedicated to legal scholarly works which aim to discuss those issues most dear to our liberties and freedoms. Such topics are at the root of the public’s greater good and deserve rigorous intellectual debate.
Published by: State University of New York at Buffalo School of Law
The Harvard Journal of Law & Technology (JOLT) is an official publication of the Harvard Law School and is published by the School’s students. JOLT receives no funding from the Law School, relying exclusively on subscriptions and sponsor contributions to continually publish articles relating to the most relevant law/technology issues of the day.
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The Immigration and Nationality Law Review (INLR) is a nationally recognized annual journal published by William S. Hein & Co. Created in 1981, the Review was originally a reprint journal, republishing the best law review articles on immigration and nationality as well as legislative summaries and a included limited number of original contributions from immigration scholars. While primarily focused on immigration law, which seeks to define who may enter and reside in a country, the INLR incorporates subject matter well beyond immigration. In particular, the INLR addresses issues of nationality, which considers the formal relationship between a citizen of a nation and the nation itself. Since immigration and nationality work together to delineate citizenship and residency, they play an important part in the ongoing dialogue regarding national identity. Moreover, immigration and nationality frequently implicate issues regarding race, gender and class. For several years, various immigration scholars were responsible for editing the INLR.
In 1998, the INLR moved from the Western New England College of Law to its current home at the University of Cincinnati College of Law. The Review has substantially expanded to include student casenotes, comments, book reviews, and essays. Second and third year law students are responsible for coordinating the production of the Review under the guidance of Emily Houh, the INLR’s faculty advisor.
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The International Journal of the Jurisprudence of the Family is an academic journal established to foster the publication of scholarly works relating to the foundations of family life and family law. It aims to contribute to an understanding and appreciation of the contributions made by families to the flourishing of individuals and of societies. It will explore the meaning of provisions which protect the family, such as the statement in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights that the family is the “natural and fundamental group unit of society.” It will seek to promote a deeper understanding of the principles upon which families are based and of the standards of law and the governmental policies through which family life can be recognized and promoted. It will include scholarly articles which reflect a wide variety of cultures, legal systems, religions, and schools of jurisprudence.
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The Journal of Comparative Law has strong input from numerous colleagues and institutions with expertise in the comparative analysis of law and legal change across a very wide range of jurisdictions and legal cultures and is refereed and published twice a year.
The Journal provides a scholarly resource for the field of comparative legal studies in a broad sense. In order to achieve this aim, it publishes articles on all aspects of comparative law, in all geographical areas of the world, and encourages analytical (rather than purely descriptive) work with a contextual, theoretical and interdisciplinary approach. Due weight is given to the practical aspects of comparative legal studies in a globalised world.
Published by: The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd.
Jus Gentium: Journal of International Legal History is the first dedicated journal in the United States addressing the history of international law. Much of modern scholarship on the history of international law is preoccupied not with international law, but with international legal doctrine; the doctrinal writings of remarkably few individuals dominate the discourse while the rest remain unseen or overlooked. This journal will encourage further exploration in the archives, for new materials and confirmation of the accuracy of past uses, but welcoming the continued reassessment of international legal history in all of its dimensions.
Published by: Talbot Publishing an imprint of Lawbook Exchange Ltd.
Medicine and Law is an international publication dealing with medico-legal issues. The journal is comprised of original articles, court decisions, and legislation on topics including medical law, forensic medicine, sexology and law, psychiatry and law, psychology and law, dentistry and law, nursing law, pharmaceutical law, medical ethics, clinical criminology, drugs, alcohol, child abuse, medical experimentation, genetic engineering, and many more.
The journal has been published for more than 30 years and includes more than 2,000 articles written by hundreds of experts from around the world. The journal has been listed by the renowned Kennedy Institute of Ethics as a “priority journal”.
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The Review of Banking and Financial Law (RBFL) is the first and one of the country’s leading scholarly banking and financial law journals. It is prepared under the auspices of the Graduate Program in Banking & Financial Law of the Boston University School of Law. Edited by law students, the Review publishes articles written by professors, attorneys and other professionals, as well as student notes and comments. The scope of the Review is broad, covering topics such as banking, securities, financial services, administrative, and general corporate law issues. We welcome scholarly work exploring the general subject matter of financial institutions, including financial products and markets.
Published by: Boston University School of Law