Consider submitting to the FLR! We welcome papers on public law, inc Australian, overseas, comparative and interdisciplinary work: https://t.co/DM7ldbOQIG
The journal will take a submission break from 16 June 2022 to 5 July 2022. Please note that papers submitted during this window will not be processed until our submission break concludes.
The Federal Law Review is delighted to announce our new editorial team:
General Editor: Stephen Thomson
Associate Editors: Clement Chen & Anton Moiseienko
(2/2) Call for Papers for @ANU_Law & NUS Centre for Asian Studies @CALS_NUS thematic Federal Law Review issue on Constitutional Struggles in Asia
See the issue's timeline here.
(1/2) Call for Papers for @ANU_Law & NUS Centre for Asian Studies @CALS_NUS thematic Federal Law Review issue on Constitutional Struggles in Asia
Co-editors: Dr Dian Shah (CALS/NUS) Professor Andrew Harding (CALS/NUS) & Dr Jonathan Liljeblad (ANU)
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2/2 To expedite submissions, for any author affected by additional demands at this time, we are willing to waive some initial format requirements and offer editorial assistance. Review standards remain unchanged.
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1/2 During the current crisis, submissions to the FLR have remained strong. However, like other journals, the FLR has seen low numbers of submissions by female authors.
Congratulations once again to Liam Boyle, recent winner of the annual Zines Prize for best article published in the Federal Law Review. Liam's article analyses the Australia Acts 1986
https://t.co/OqyoeBoW2j
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Congratulations to Liam Boyle, the winner of the FLR’s 2019 Zines Prize for Excellence in Legal Research for his article ‘The Significant Role of the Australia Acts in Australian Public Law’
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Thinking about reviewing a book? The FLR occasionally publishes book reviews on matters of special interest to our readers. Authors, publishers and prospective reviewers should contact [email protected] for more informaiton on our Book Review Policy.
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Congratulations to Prof Susan H Williams from @IUMaurerLaw who has won the 2019 Zines Prize for her article exploring the constitutional architectures of #federalism and gender equality in #Myanmar. @FederalReview @DelibGovLaw @GenderANU@ANU_SEAsia
READ: https://t.co/asMKVBxDQy
Volume 47 Issue 1, the first issue under the FLR's new partnership with @SAGE_News, is now live! Available at https://t.co/YvNWHAJixG @ANU_Law#FederalLawReview#auslaw