International Law Publications - International Law News
A key purpose of the Section newsletter, the International Law News (ILN), is to keep Section members informed about current international law developments and important Section news. The ILN publishes articles on breaking issues for practitioners in the international arena to assist them in gaining helpful insights into the hot issues and obtaining concrete, how-to advice on practicing international law in the marketplace. The ILN also publishes regular columns on public and private law initiatives, survival guides to cities, and pros and cons columns on breaking issues of general interest. The ILN is intended to give practitioners helpful insights and guide lines to doing business in the international arena. Articles should be short (2,000 words maximum) and comprehensible to nonspecialists.
Members of the Section of International Law receive the International Law News free as a benefit of membership.
The full text of the current and immediate past edition of the International Law News is available in the Members-Only area of this website.
Editor-in-Chief
Russell S. Kerr
russell@kerrlawfirm.com
Managing Editor
Angela Gwizdala
gwizdala@staff.abanet.org
2008-2009 Deadlines for the International Law News
Winter 2010 Issue (Corporate Social Responsibility): September 14, 2009
Spring 2010 Issue (International Litigation and Arbitration): December 14, 2009
Summer 2010 Issue (Climate Change): March 23, 2010
Submission Guidelines
Manuscripts: Manuscripts should be submitted electronically in MS Word format. Author guidelines are available upon request. Submit material to Angela Gwizdala, Managing Editor, ABA Publishing, email: iln@staff.abanet.org.
Casenotes: Casenotes reporters write brief discussions of new cases of interest to the Section’s membership for inclusion in the Casenotes column in the International Law News. If you have come across an interesting case, or would like to become a Casenotes reporter, contact Angela Gwizdala, Managing Editor, ABA Publishing, email: iln@staff.abanet.org.
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