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Call for Papers (Deadline for submission of abstracts is 14.08.2018): International Nuremberg Principles Academy
09.06.2018 07:17
We are pleased to announce that we invite submissions for an edited volume in light of the 20th anniversary of the Rome Statute on “The Past, Present and Future of the International Criminal Court”.
The purpose of the book is to pay tribute to the 20th anniversary of the Rome Statute by critically examining key developments and addressing important challenges and critiques that have remained unresolved or have newly emerged in the context of the permanent International Criminal Court (ICC).
We welcome abstracts from both practitioners and academics working in the field of international criminal law and other relevant disciplines. Papers can adopt diverse research methodologies, theoretical approaches and draw from diverse disciplines. All submitted papers will be peer-reviewed.
Kindly find detailed information attached and on our website www.nurembergacademy.org.
Please feel free to forward this information to any interested colleagues.
We look forward to receiving interesting papers.
Best regards,
International Nuremberg Principles Academy
Egidienplatz 23
90403 Nuremberg, Germany
info@nurembergacademy.org
www.nurembergacademy.org
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Call for papers for Volume 9 of the Czech Yearbook of Public & Private International Law (published by the Czech Society of International Law):100 Years since the End of the WWI and the Creation of Czechoslovakia
13.03.2018 07:15The Czech Yearbook of Public & Private International Law invites contributions to its Special Issue reflecting upon the 100th anniversary of the end of the WWI and the creation of Czechoslovakia in 1918.
2018 is the year of several important anniversaries. We have selected the centennial, because the year 1918 brought about not only the creation of Czechoslovakia but also many changes in international law.
It is even sometimes claimed that this year marked the birth of modern international law. The Special Issue intends to reflect upon the international legal aspects of the events which occurred in 1918 and to consider the legacy that these events have, or have not, left in international law.
Authors both from the Czech Republic and from other countries are invited to submit their abstracts by 20 April 2018 and /full contributions by 1st June 2018.
The recommended length of articles is 10 to 18 pages (Times New Roman font, line-spacing 1.5). The articles should contain a short abstract in English, for the Czech speaking authors, also a short abstract in Czech (max. 10 lines for each of them). The recommended style is OSCOLA. Authors are also encouraged to follow the style of the previous issues of the journal.
The first volume appeared in September 2010. Since 2014, the Czech Yearbook has been included in the Czech index of scholarly peer-reviewed journals (RVVI). In 2015, it has been accepted for in the SCOPUS database.
The Yearbook appears both in printed (paper) and on-line version.
According to models of other major foreign yearbooks, the CYIL access focuses on articles and comments on Public International Law, without precluding the possibility to submit contributions dealing with Private International Law and European Law.
I addition to the articles related to the topic of the Special Issue, authors are also invited to submit contributions falling under one of the following rubrics of the CYIL:The CYIL took inspiration in similar foreign publications.
Therefore the CYIL has adopted the following structure:
- I. Studies
- II. Short articles, comments and discussion
- III. Case-law
- IV. Czech practice relating to international law
- V. Review of books
- VI. Bibliography (Survey of journals)
The information on these different rubrics are available on the website of the CYIL (www.cyil.eu). This structure is without prejudice to one or more thematic sections (Symposium), including articles on a subject selected by the Editors.
Any contribution that exceeds significantly the recommended length (without permission of Editors), or does not meet the minimum language and formal requirements may be return to the author for modification before re-submission. Authors are required to ensure that their contributions have the sufficient quality of English and/or were proofread.
Authors whose contributions are accepted will have the right and obligation to carry on the authors´ proofs.
By submission of his/her contribution an author gives the consent to publication in printed and on-line version of the journal. The author is entitled to receive a printed copy of the Yearbook and an offprint of his/her article in the PDF form.
The CYIL, vol. 9 will be published in October 2018.
Prof. Pavel Šturma
President of the CSIL
Editor-in-Chief
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Call for Papers for German Yearbook of International Law (GYIL)
12.03.2018 22:09The German Yearbook of International Law is Germany’s oldest yearbook in the field of public international law. The GYIL is published annually by the Walther Schücking Institute for International Law at the University of Kiel and contains contributions on topics addressing all aspects of public international law. We aim to provide a platform for scholars of international law – both inside and outside Germany –to publish new research advancing public international legal discourse as well as analysis of current issues.
The Yearbook features a ‘Forum’ section for which prominent scholars are invited to enter into discussion on newly developing topics in international law and a ‘Focus’ section for which a group of experts are invited to write articles examining in‐depth various aspects of a topic chosen in advance by the editors. The GYIL also publishes English‐language summaries of exceptional German doctoral and post-doctoral theses in the fields of public international law and European law.
The General Articles section of the GYIL is open to submissions from the entire academic community and is independently peer‐reviewed by a board of renowned experts. All work submitted will be scrutinised based on its intellectual quality and its advancement of academic discourse. The Editors welcome submissions for volume 61 (2018) of the GYIL, inviting interested parties to submit contributions for consideration for inclusion in the forthcoming edition.
The paper should be 10,000 ‐ 12,500 words inclusive of footnotes and conform with the house style of the GYIL (which is available on our website).
Submissions, including a brief abstract, statement of affiliation, and confirmation of exclusive submission, should be sent by 1 September 2018 to the Assistant Editors of the GYIL via e‐mail: yearbook@wsi.uni‐kiel.de.
More information can be found at our website: https://www.gyil.org/ or via the website of the Walther Schücking Institute for International Law: https://www.wsi.uni‐kiel.de/.