2016 European Law Journal Special Issue Call for Papers

• Date: 01 March 2015
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1111/eulj.12117
• Published date: 01 March 2015

2016 European Law Journal Special Issue

Call for Papers

The European Law Journal (ELJ) will be publishing one special issue in 2016, the

theme and composition of which will be chosen among the proposals sent in answer

to the present call.

Proposals should contain a succinct description of the overall topic of the special

issue (circa 20 lines), the reasons why the topic is one that fits into the identity of the

journal as the leading law-in-context publication on EU law (circa 20 lines) and the

contribution the issue will make to the literature (circa 30 lines). A short general

overview of the issue of circa 6 pages, including a list of the 5 to 8 papers proposed

and a short abstract for each of them, should also be annexed.

Proposals should be sent by 31 May 2015 (12 hours GMT). The editorial board, in

consultation with the academic board of the journal, will select one application by the

end of June 2015. The preparatory workshop should be organised in the summer of

fall of 2015. The first draft of the paper should be sent to the ELJ at latest by 1

January 2016, and the final version should be sent, at latest, by 30 April 2016. The

editor of the ELJ will be an active commentator in the workshop and will be working,

together with members of the editorial board, in the preparation of the papers for

final publication, which will take place in issue 6 of the 2016 volume.

Organisers will be responsible for both the funding and the logistical organisation

of the workshop (or workshops) where the papers will be first presented and

discussed.

We are proud to announce that the proposal selected will receive 2000 pounds

sterling support from Wiley Blackwell.

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European Law Journal, Vol. 21, No. 2, March 2015, p. 281.

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