Northwestern University Law Review (Volume 7, Issue 1)

Author: Wang Jing
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Features: North University Law Review (hereinafter referred to as The Review) is an independent law journal organized and edited by students of the Law Department of Peking University. The Review adheres to the principles of academic autonomy, independence, and self-respect. The Review implements a double-blind peer review system. Papers that pass the initial review have their authors' names and affiliations removed by the editorial office and are submitted to reviewers for evaluation and written review comments. Review comments include whether the paper can be accepted and how it should be revised, along with relevant reasons. For papers that reviewers deem unacceptable or require revision, the editorial office removes the written dissenting opinions and submits them to the editorial board for. In addition to the experts specially invited by the editorial board, any author who has published an article in The Review can become a reviewer for Lexical Theory. The Review adopts the citation style commonly used in international academic journals. For details, please refer to the citation style of the papers published in The Review.