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Asian-Pacific
law & policy journal
The APLPJ is the first
fully-functional, web-based, American legal journal dedicated to
issues facing Asia and the Pacific Rim. The Journal strives to
disseminate legal research by law professors, legal
practitioners, social scientists, economists, and students; to
increase awareness of legal issues impacting the region; and to
provide a forum to discuss legal topics that fall within the
Journal's geographic scope. In addition to the web format, the
journal is available through the legal databases LexisNexis and
Westlaw. |
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Boston
College Third World Law Journal
Founded in 1978, the Third World Law
Journal appears twice per year with about 4-5 articles per issue.
The journal includes issues affecting underrepresented populations,
human and civil rights, immigration, women's and children's issues, and
issues of disproportionate economic impact. Published twice annually,
the Journal contains articles by outside authors, student notes,
and student book reviews. |
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Bürgerrechte &
Polizei/CILIP
Erscheint jährlich mit drei Ausgaben (im April, August, Dezember) .
Online seit 1995.
"Seit 1978 dokumentiert und analysiert
der Informationsdienst Bürgerrechte & Polizei/CILIP die
gesetzlichen, organisatorischen und taktischen Veränderungen innerer
Sicherheitspolitik in der Bundesrepublik. Darüber hinaus liefert Bürgerrechte
& Polizei/CILIP Berichte, Nachrichten und Analysen zur
Polizeientwicklung in Europa, zur Polizeihilfe für Länder der
sogenannten Dritten Welt und zur Arbeit von Bürgerrechtsgruppen." |
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Connecticut
Public Interest Law Journal
The
CONNECTICUT PUBLIC INTEREST LAW JOURNAL is a
student-run, scholarly journal that publishes works by
professors, judges, practitioners, and students. All of the
JOURNAL'S publications
are subjected to a rigorous editorial process designed to
sharpen and strengthen substance, tone, and accuracy. |
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Duke
Journal of Gender Law & Policy
Published by the
Law School of Duke University, since 1997 one issue per year.
"It is an interdisciplinary publication devoted to
discussion and consideration of gender issues in the context
of law and public policy. The journal encourages works from
multiple perspectives, with particular emphasis on practical
analysis, in an effort to identify the connections between
social science and the law, scholarship and public policy, and
academic work and professional practice.." |
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Duke
Journal of Comparative and International Law
The Duke Journal of Comparative &
International Law (ISSN 1053-6736) was first established by the law
school in 1990. Published on a semi-annual basis, the journal draws upon
the law school faculty's academic specialties and school's J.D./LL.M in
International and Comparative Law degree program. The journal publishes
articles from international scholars and practitioners as well as
student notes. |
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Duke
Environmental Law & Policy
In 1991, the law school began publishing
the Duke Environmental Law & Policy Forum (ISSN 1064-3958).
Originally an interdisciplinary annual magazine, in recent years the
forum has taken on traditional journal form with lead articles and
comments submitted by noted scholars and practitioners and notes
submitted by students. The forum takes advantage of the Law School's
close relationship with the Nicholas School of the Environment and the
Terry Sanford Institute of Public Policy as it presents scholarship
related to both the legal and policy analyses of environmental issues.
The Duke Environmental Law & Policy Forum is published each
Spring and Fall. |
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Duke
Law Journal
The Duke Law Journal (ISSN
0012-7086) is published six times per year, in October, November,
December, February, March, and April, at the Duke University School of
Law, Durham, North Carolina 27708-0371. The journal is among the most
prestigious and influential legal publications in the country. Edited by
a student board, approximately one-third of each issue's contents
consists of student notes dealing with current legal developments, with
the remaining content being devoted to articles and comments by
professors and practitioners. Generally one issue each year is devoted
to administrative law and often another issue is in the form of a
symposium. |
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E
Law
E Law -
Murdoch University Electronic Journal of Law is a general
journal of law and legal issues published by the Murdoch
University School of Law. The Editorial Board consists of
academic staff and students of the School.
E Law contains articles in four categories:
- NetWatch - news of Internet resources for the legal
community
- Current Developments - reports and discussions of recent
cases, legislation, books etc.
- Materials for Comment / Works in Progress
- Refereed Articles
E Law contains articles in four categories:
- NetWatch - news of Internet resources for the legal
community
- Current Developments - reports and discussions of recent
cases, legislation, books etc.
- Materials for Comment / Works in Progress
- Refereed Articles |
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Electronic
Journal of Comparative Law
The Electronic Journal of
Comparative Law publishes articles relating to comparative
private and public law, comparative legal aspects of information
technology and the methodology of comparative law. As to the
methodological aspects of comparative law, articles relating to
any area (e.g. private law, public law, European law,
international law) may be submitted. Articles discussing more
substantive comparative private and public law topics will have
to discuss and compare at least two legal systems.
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ELSA
Selected Papers on European Law
ELSA Selected Papers on European
Law (ELSA SPEL) periodically provides a compilation of legal
papers in the field of Private and Public European Law. ELSA
SPEL is published twice a year on this website to provide an
international readership with a source of literature that rarely
finds its way to the regular legal periodicals: High quality
papers written by students in the scope of their legal courses
as well as academics. ELSA SPEL contributes to legal education
as students throughout Europe are offered an incentive to
enhance increasingly important academic and language skills.
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Erasmus
Law and Economics Review
Erasmus Law and Economics
Review stemmed from the idea of some students in 2003 at the
European
Master in Law & Economics, which have understood that economic
analysis of law is becoming fundamental for the future
of legal studies, to break down national barriers and
enable lawyers from all over the world to communicate with each
other by providing a common framework of thinking, in
the way economists and other social scientists have always done.
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Federal
Courts Law Review
The Federal Courts Law Review
(FCLR) is an electronic law review dedicated to legal
scholarship relating to federal courts. Articles are from
scholars, judges and distinguished practitioners. The editorial
board, composed primarily of United States Magistrate Judges and
law school professors, uniquely combines the insight of the
federal judiciary with the perspective of law school academics.
The FCLR, founded in July 1997, is a publication of the Federal
Magistrate Judges Association
(FMJA).
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Forum
Historiae Iuris
The FHI - the
first European online magazin for legal history. The FHI is
designed to use the internet as its platform and stands to the
benefit of linked documents and a powerful search engine. The
FHI serves the purpose of fast and worldwide publication of
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legal history
articles
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reviews and
announcements of newest literature
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research
reports
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materials for
studies and research in legal history
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Harvard
Human Rights Journal
The Harvard Human Rights Journal
is an annual journal of international human rights scholarship
published by the students of
Harvard
Law School in cooperation with the
Harvard
Human Rights Program. The Journal publishes cutting-edge
human rights scholarship by academics, practitioners, and
students. In doing so, we provide a forum for dialogue and the
exchange of ideas from a variety of international perspectives. |
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Historia
Constitucional
"Historia
Constitucional”
is an electronic journal co-edited
by the
Centro
de Estudios Políticos y Constitucionales
of Madrid
(that belongs to to the Spanish Presidency
Department), and the
Universidad
de Oviedo,
that has technical
support of
REDIRIS, organism
of the
Consejo
Superior de Investigaciones Científicas
(the
main national institution for research) of Spain.
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Human
Relations, Authority and Justice
Experiences and
Critiques "Attempt(s) to
bring psychoanalytic and related psychodynamic approaches to
bear on group, institutional, cultural and political processes" |
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Human
Rights & Human Welfare
Human Rights & Human
Welfare: An International Review of Books and Other Publications
publishes thematic review essays, book notes, a review digest
and hosts a working papers website. |
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International
Journal of Communications Law and Policy
IJCLP is a joint project
involving the Administrative Law Department of the
Institute for Information, Telecommunications and Media Law (ITM) at the University of Münster, Germany
& the
Information Society Project at Yale Law School, U.S.A.
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The
Internet Journal of Law, Healthcare and Ethics
This is a peer reviewed journal.
Every published article has been reviewed by members of the
editorial board and the editor-in-chief. All articles are
archived by Internet Scientific Publications LLC and recognized
by The Library of Congress Catalog of Publications.
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International Journal of Law, Policy and the Family
Published on-line
three times a year by the Oxford University Press since April
1996. Full text on-line since the end of 1998.
"The subject matter of the International Journal of
Law, Policy and the Family comprises the following: analyses
of the law relating to the family which carry an interest
beyond the jurisdiction dealt with, or which are of a
comparative nature; theoretical analyses of family law;
sociological literature concerning the family which is of
special interest to law and legal policy; social policy
literature of special interest to law and the family;
literature in related disciplines (such as medicine,
psychology, demography) which is of special relevance to law
and the family; research findings in the above areas; reviews
of books and relevant reports." |
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International
Journal of Refugee Law
Published on-line
four times a year by the Oxford University Press. Abstarcts
on-line since Jan.1996, full text on-line since Oct. 1998.
"The International Journal of Refugee Law aims to
stimulate research and thinking on refugee law and its
development, taking account of the broadest range of State and
international organization practice. In addition, it
serves as tool for all engaged in the protection of refugees
and finding solutions to their problems. It regularly provides
key information and commentary on today`s refugee critical
issues." |
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Italian
Labour Law e-journal
The preview is
updated in real-time as soon as author's contributions are
accepted. The current issue is the last complete number,
and is updated bimonthly. Old issues are filed among previous
numbers, and are still available online for browsing or
searching with the database search engine. |
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Journal
for Crime, Conflict and Media Culture
Welcome to the
Journal for Crime, Conflict and Media Culture, a peer-reviewed
interdisciplinary journal exploring the critical nexus of
media culture, criminal justice and conflict.
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Journal
of Information, Law and Technology
JILT (The Journal of Information,
Law & Technology) is an established but innovative
electronic law journal covering a range of topics relating to IT
law and applications. It contains a diversity of materials
including peer reviewed and non-refereed articles, commentaries,
work in progress articles, book and IT reviews, and conference
reports and papers, as well as information papers, news and UK
and global conferences. |
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Journal
of Criminal Justice and Popular Culture
Published
not regularly since 1993 by the School of Criminal Justice,
University at Albany, State University of New York. The
archive contains on-line issues since May 1993
"The
Journal of Criminal Justice and Popular Culture is a scholarly
record of research and opinion on the intersection of crime,
criminal justice, and popular culture." |
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The
Journal of Philosophy, Science and Law
The Journal of Philosophy, Science & Law is an interdisciplinary
forum dedicated to examining issues in the intersection of
applied philosophy, science, and the law. As science and
technology advance, there will continue to be challenging
philosophical and legal issues that need to be sorted out and
thoroughly investigated. An analysis of these issues can have a
significant and positive impact on educational programs, public
policy, and professional practice. |
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Juridica
International
These days, changes in the law
are the rule rather than an exception. This is particularly true
when it comes to countries in transition, of which Estonia is
one. Social reality in Estonia has been characterised by major
and extensive changes for a little more than a decade. In fact,
the entire social system has changed. Law has naturally taken on
an entirely new quality as part of this process. |
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Jurisprudence
The journal is a uniform
database of full texts of the documents and issued in an
electronic type and has no paper version. The journal is abstracted at
VINITI,
INION
and
TECHINFORMI
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Just
Response
Internet Magazine about truth, democracy, freedom
and justice. Mainly international topics. |
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Law
and Contemporary Problems
Established in 1933, Law &
Contemporary Problems is the school's oldest journal. During
the first forty years of publication, the quarterly journal was
entirely faculty edited and managed. In the decade of the
seventies, a student editorial board was added, although the
journal continues to enjoy substantial faculty input.
Distinctive in format and content, each issue is devoted to
papers on a particular topic of contemporary interest. |
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Law,
social justice & global development
LGD (Law, Social Justice and
Global Development) is an innovative new electronic law journal
covering a range of topics relating to legal issues surrounding
the impact of globalisation on social development. It
contains a diversity of materials including peer reviewed and
non-refereed articles, commentaries, work in progress articles,
book reviews, and conference reports and papers, as well
as information papers, news and details of global conferences. |
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Michigan
Telecommunications and Technology Law Review
Founded in 1994, Michigan
Telecommunications and Technology Law Review was one of the
first law journals to use interactive media to promote informed
discourse about the interrelated legal, social, business, and
public policy issues raised by emerging technologies. As one of
the original online law journals in the world, MTTLR is a
ground-breaking publication. |
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Northwestern
Journal of Technology and Intellectual Property
The Northwestern Journal of Technology and Intellectual Property
(the "Journal") addresses subjects relating to law at the
intersection of technology and intellectual property, including
law and biotechnology, copyrights, the Internet, media, patents,
telecommunications, and trademarks. The format of this online
Journal permits these rapidly developing issues to be addressed
in a timely manner by combining scholarly analyses with an
examination of the current news in intellectual property law.
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Richmond
Journal of Law and Technology
The Richmond Journal of Law and
Technology is the first law review in the world to be published
exclusively online. First published on April 10, 1995, the
Journal focuses on the impact that computer-related and other
emerging technologies have on the law. The Journal is published
entirely by students of the University of Richmond School of
Law. Publishing online has proved to be tremendously beneficial
in allowing The Journal to reach a much wider audience than
would have been possible using the traditional print medium. |
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Rutgers
Journal Law and Religion
The Rutgers Journal of Law and
Religion stems from the realization that as the world becomes
figuratively smaller, and secular constructs such as law become
more complex, an understanding of the role of religion within
this transformation has become more crucial than ever.
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SCRIPT-ed
SCRIPT-ed is the online journal of the
AHRC
Research Centre for Studies in Intellectual Property and
Technology Law based in the School of
Law at the University of Edinburgh. The Centre was established
on 1 April 2002 with generous support from the Arts and
Humanities Research Council.
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Stanford
Technology Law Review
This paper examines the laws that
regulate government use of pen registers (devices that record
dialed phone numbers) and "packet sniffers" (the
Internet counterpart to the pen register, roughly speaking).
Following a review of the basic history and development of the
statutory and constitutional law governing privacy in
communications, the paper takes a closer look at Title III's use
of the concept of "contents" as the touchstone of its
privacy scheme, and analyzes the difficulties inherent in that
scheme. |
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University
of Ottawa Law and Technology Journal
The University of Ottawa Law and
Technology Journal is a bilingual (English and French),
faculty-run, peer-reviewed academic journal devoted to scholarly
articles on all aspects of law and technology. The Journal is
interested in work on all aspects of this field, regardless of
the type of technology, substantive area of law at issue, or
theoretical or philosophical focus. The UOLTJ publishes articles
on law and technology written by scholars from a range of
disciplines, and encourages submissions of interdisciplinary
work. |
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War
Crimes, Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity
War Crimes, Genocide, and
Crimes Against Humanity
is a multidisciplinary, peer-reviewed scholarly journal
dedicated to understanding the conceptualization, etiology, and
prevention of violations of international criminal and
humanitarian law. The journal is published in both online
and print formats. |
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Web
Journal of Current Legal Issues
The Web Journal of Current Legal
Issues is published bi-monthly on the WorldWide Web. The focus
of the Journal is on current legal issues in judicial decisions,
law reform, legislation, legal research, policy related
socio-legal research, legal information, information technology
and practice.
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Western
Criminology Review
Published
since the summer of 1998, one issue contains an average of
five articles.
The WCR is the official peer reviewed publication of the
Western Society of Criminology which is devoted to the
scientific study of crime. Keeping with the Society's mission
- as stated by the president of WSC - the journal is meant
"to provide a forum for publication and discussion of
theory, research, policy, and practice in the
interdisciplinary fields of criminology and criminal justice."
The focus of its first issue is
Restorative
Justice: Theory Meets Practice.
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